Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 1, Number 64, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 7 July 1848 — Page 3

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DAIIiY JOURNAL.

The Daily Jocsal is published every morning, (Sunday excepted) at lo cents per week, payable to the Carrier, or $5 20 per annum, payable in advance. The Tbi-Weekl Joual, "" fie country, containing all the matter of the Daily Journal, ia pub- . lished on Tuesdiys, Thursdays and Saturdays, at $4 00 per annum in adrance. The Weekly Jovrxal U published every Thursday v at $2 00, three copies for $5 00, seven copies for $11 00, ten copies for $15 00, in advance. FRIDA Y MORNIXG,JUL Y 7. I have no private purpose to accomplish no party projects to build up nothing to btrxc hut my country. Z. Tatlob. Female Phtsicias. The Philadelphia Times eajs that a young vornan is one of the resident assistant physicians at the Philadelphia almhouse! She visits the several wards, prescribes, &c.,just as her male associates do. She is the same ladjr whom the press have alluded to, as a medical student in Geueva Col lege, N. Y. It is her intention, we learn, to visit Europe; as soon as she obtains her diploma, and then to return to this country to found a vudical college for female physicians! The male M. Ds will have to look out. Female M. D.'s, if pretty, will get all the business. Gzs. Lewis Cass asd the Irish People. We clip the following from the New York Tribune, The author Mr. William E. Bobinson, the regular Washington correspondent of the Tr ibune, who writes over the signature of "Richelieu." Mr. Robinson is a natire of Ireland, and a more euergetic and worth advocate of the liberty of that unfortunate and down-trodden country is nowhere to be found: Washisctos, Thursday, June 23. The friends of Lewis Cass tti trying to make it appear that he is the enemy of England, and the friend of Ireland. As 1 do not Tike to see Irishmen deceived I wish tomakea remark ou this subject. The man who supported Louis Phillippe and abused the clubs of Paris, which have since upset Louis Phillippe and burned the very throne that Lewis Cass praised, could not be a very sincere hater of Victoria, or her throne which is crushing Ireland in the dust. But no matter what Gen. Cuss hates, let us see what he loves. I am told that he loved Ireland because he voted for the Irish relief bill; but I know something ot the history of that bill, and I know that Gen. Cass betrayed the friends of Ireland on that measure. The friends of the bill knew that if it passed the Senate on the morning of the 27th of February, when it was moved to take it np by Mr. Crittenden, that it would probably pass the House before -it adjourned on , following Wednesday. Mr. Cass was in his neat upon this occasion, but did not vole for the bill, though his name was called three times in hearing.' Mr. Crittenden's motion failed. The bill did not reach the House till , Monday, and was lost. 1 saw at the time he ; was meanly dodging, and atked several gentlejut ii iu uuuic me lati, mm a in iu i, it uevrssary, substantiate the charge which 1 now make of his refusing to vote for the Irish relief bill. I He had made a speech the day before in favor 'of it: but in tin meantime it became known ' that Mr. Polk would veto it. (Mr. Cas? now fcays he approvtsof what James K. Polk has lone as President.) He sat in his neat and heard the shrieks of peri-diing thousands shrinking into graves of famine in Ireland. He refused to vole a single syllable to save them 'though he made a blarney speech for the bill. .Now his friends call upon the Irish to vote for him, as their friend! I have made this statement merely to show h was not their friend on the Irish relief question. ! But I have another specimen of his friendship to the Irish to expose. Some time after Mr. Polk came into power, be nominated Geo. M. Woodward of Ponu?ylvauia as one of the Judges of the Supreme Court of the U. States. Ml the friends of Ireland appealed to thi Senators to reject the nomination. Public meetings were held ia Philadelphia ind elsewhere, at which protests were adopt?d, declaring that those Senators who voted or the Native Judge would be looked upon as oes to lnsiimen. dome oi moss appeals were tublished at the tim? ia the Tribune. I unr eif sat up several nights, wri.in, to expose he bigotry and Nativism of Judge Woodward. .be vote was ot course taken in secret sesion, and Lewis Cass voted for him. He tho't e might as well give thi? Naturalized citizens . stab in the dark, as he thought they would lever find it out beneath the seal of secrecy. iet this is the man whom the Locofoco papers all the frienJ of the Irish! lhe liritish Govrnment, who put Judge Lefroy on the Bench o try John Milchel, and the Loco fo cos, who oted to put a bigoted Native on the Bench of ur highest Court, arc about equally friendly s the Ins! I might give other specimens of Gen. Cass's iendship to the Irish, but these are enough ) show that no Irishman who respects him If can call Lewis Cuss friendly lo his fellowpantrymen. . "The (whig) Convention assembled, the ree Slates having only two vacancies in their ileßations the Slave States ten. . The free "ates have IC8 voles in the Convention the we states 101 free state majority C7. The Estates having the power hold a caucus, and i unable to agres upon a Northern caudu'ate che Convention proceeded to ballot, each m. - mm m m legate voting by and lor iumseii,anu uener Zachart Taylor is triumphantly nominal . receiving votes from every State in the lionarMsvidence of national popularity, untcedented in conventions where there were .al candidates." Thus speaks the Cincinnati Gazette, and i ms to us, under such circumstances, those tended whigs who have since bolted belse of the nomination of a southern man re acted without reason. CT The declaration of Independence elo ! nfCtj enumerates the abuses of Executive ver by George III., at the head of which ids prominent tne charge of a violation o lig principles: He has refused his assent to laws the most home, und necessary jor the public good. or. this the head and front of all their crie 'cca. our Whig sires fought and conquered rious old Whig principle ! It is worlh as :h now as in "76. Rally whigs, rally around bid patriot Taylor who says he will not re"his assent to laws the most wholesome necessary for the public good.

The Distress or tue Court Editor. The

Washington correspondent of the New York Herald thus describes the eloquent distress and tribulation of the Government editor at the prospect before him and his party: - Ritchie is confounded and perplexed "lo the top of his bent." "What is to be done, gentlemen; in. the njrae of God, what is to be done? This is a horrid business. And Marlin Vau Buren that northern man with southern principles! Great God, what ingratitude to the Democratic party. To suffer timid- d wild boy of his to lead him about by the nose like a child.. Why, tlm man ia in his dotage or he is just showing his cloven hoof God d n him. Such are some of the regular ticket execrations of the Utica doings. Such are some of the specimens of the harmony of the harinouious democracy. - . Old Rouen asd Ready's popularity ox deck. The St. Louis Republican relates an amusing scene that was recently enacted on oue of the upper Mississippi packets, which occurred whilst taking a vote for Ficsideiit. The most officious man. in insisting upon the vote, was a United Slates officer, whose zeal outran his judgment considerably. When the vote was taken in the cabin, it was nearly 3 to 1 for old Zack, over every body els?. "Never mind," exclaimed the office holder, "we will have the vote of the deck there you will find the true Democracy." He was not a deck passenger himself. The committee went down to the deck, and took the vote there; and the thirty-eight passengers on deck, all were-Ju favor of old Rough and Ready but . seven, and twoof ihem swore terribly th?y wouldn't vote for Cass no how. uncle Sams atiacno was considerably chop-fallen. Locoroco Testimony. A great blow was made over Col. Jefferson Davis, of Mississippi. when he declared his intention, in despite of his family connexion with Gen. Taylor, to sup port for President the nominee of a Democratic National Convention, whoever he might be. Well, when we can get the testimony of - distinguished democrats in behalf of our whicaudidate, we feel pretty well satisfied. It is good evidence. Col. Davis, as we before stated, was an invited guest at the late dinner to Mr. Crittenden by his friends in Washington. The gallant American army in Mexico was toasted. This produced calls for Senator Jefferson Davis, of Mississippi, who rose and called to know If there was no officer of the army pres ent? The cry was, "yes, you are here, and you must respond.1- He did so, and made a very eloquent and much applauded speech. He al luded to Gen. Taylor's present political position, which, he said, was a source of some re gret to him. He did not wish to see him tram melled by party ties. He then went on to eu logize the army, and in doing so, he traced with a master's hand, and with all the fervor of one who feels what he says, the military ca reer of Gen. Taylor from Fort Harrison to Buena Vista, and so portrayed his stetling virtues and great worth as to charm his listening au ditors. Willi burning indignation he alluded to the power behind the old chief which took rom him his regulars just before the battle of Bu-Mii Vista, aud left him and his raw volunteers to the mercy of Santa Anna and his welldisciplined mighty hosts. Lamartine. Mr. Walsh, the very able correspondent of the National Intelligencer, in his late letter Irom l'ris. ays: Lamartine is certainly falling again into dis credit. It seems to his fate to bj called upon in all hours of difficulty and danger to stand forlh as the champion of peace and order, aim in that poiuion h! has always done his duty, and been hailed with acclamation. Hut, the dan ger over, he is charged with a want of firmness , , . I.. ana oecision, oecause ne uniioriniy rein-inn true to that mild and moderate course which he has so successfully pursued m nee February. Administrators Sale. T Y virtue of an order of the Probate Court of an IJ uVrUirch County Indiana. 1 w.H on Saturday e 13th day ot July next, between the hours ot 10 o'xk A. M.. and b o'clock. P. M., ol fa id day eximso to sale at I'uMic Auction at the Court liowt-c door in the City ot Kvansville, lots No. '-, 10, 11 and 1-, in Block No 2 in the 4lli enlargement; adjoining the citv of Evansvillc to nay. the purchase money. The hove Ion bolon gins to the Estate ol Franc Chamber deceased. Terms or Sale. One half cash and a credit ol f months will be tiveu on lite otlter hill with aiturov ed security. JUitN LNCLE Adm'r with the will annexed. je 14 UST received from Pittsburgh, 100 K?i NaiLs 23 libls Ale; for sale by ALLIS Si IIOWFS. ap til water ft. TUST Itcceivrd this day by express, a few cases ti ol mens' line Call inonroes and .Misirf' Ijaced UooU and a variety ol ehildrens' ht s, Ac., A.c. mayy. W. R. UAJvbK, oWtuaifl street. T U3IIIEII A large and full assortment of Tine JLJ Lumber, r or sale py may 1 tf. A. L; , A UGH LIN, Water si TT7INDOW :ia. An assortmet of Window v f (,las. assorted sizes, r or sale hv may4 tf. A. LAl.'GHLIN, Water Window. Wall Paper and Ilordcrit c. A FULL supply of the latest paterns, in store am! .CA. for sale by ijaaJ . C. UELL S?f f DDLS Kanawha Salt, on hand and forsal IVVbjr lap 11 KRUvSEN & MORt 1 AO a.rels Kenhawa Salt for sale by JLJ . fdcc21-tf JOIINSIIANKLIN. ICEI ICE!! CI JNSTANTLY hept lor retailing at the st. re o J maySti ALLIaA. HOWES. INDIA MATTINGS irPtX Imlifi Siirüw MntlincT ust received and for sale lowly my 6 J, II. MAGHEC &. CO. MOSQUITO NirTTNGS, QOn PIECES Assorted Mosiuiio Settings; iwt ri-(iv-d und for sale low bv my 6 J. II MAGHLE&CO. MORE NEW SHOES. TIE subscriber is now opening, at thrf City Shoe Store, a splendid assortment ol Ladies', Isses, and Children's Shoes, Centlemen' Gaiters, &e.. purchased ot the .Alanulacturers in Cincinnati, bich will be sold unusually low. Please call and ex amine the goods und prices, at No. V airtst. may U-tt W. K. UAKER

UlYKK IIOTTO.II LAND FOR SALI'. IWteli io kU my valuable Farm ot River Uonri Land, aituate on Green River Inland in Kentucky, lour miles from Evanville, containing 200 acres l'Jj ol which is cleared and tinder fence, and in a find state ofruluration. .There are three douldo log houses, with taLlca, barns &c. The Jo housea are all gixxl, and two of tlurn new with brick rfumnies. icrifciii8 desirous of purchn-insi will Team my terms

by applying tu Mr. E. A.Corbet or W. U. butler f btausvuie, or vy applying 10 ine uj'posna uiq lann on the Kentucky side. ' ' ' j30 : . J JAS. McCLAIN. DU. S.S, l'JTCIlS . -CONSUMPTION ItTMIEDIES. sulvwrilirr ha inct rra.ivl tlir agency lor thu City . and surrounding country, with a supply ol it'n AIuoiiii!inl cuppurters; , Shoulder Uraces; . Inhaleing Tube; Also his book ol'tii lectures on the uses of the Lunprs cause., prevention and cure ol Pulmonary Contump tion, diseases ol the Iwart, and the true mode of proserving h;alh and prolonging life. ALLILNC JIALUJCK.Drug'vt -je 21 Main at. near Water. For Sale or I tint. " liKOWNiNirs "imi.v muj with 'JUj two run oi' French Dura. 10 miles from Evansville, and I of a müe frn the state road. Immediate pH4Hon w ill I given.' . ; 5 For further pariiculara apply on tho premises. RICHARD liKOWMMJ. Scott Township, April i!-I. ap21-d&w3m MOURNING GOOD3. A FULL and very desirable assortment ol MourV. liingdretM (iool.-, fni;erline ' liofuhnzine, iilk Warp, Aipcn, (nonic very line) Alpaca Lustres, ftierline black, plain and figured berreges, black Lawns vtc, now open and for nle low by apli MORRIS S. JOHNSON A VALUAIJLE FAIt.1I for SALE CONTA IN ING two hundred and feix' ty-one and one half acres, ninety-six improved, ten miles from Evansville on tlie Hate road leading to 1'erre 1 laute, one half mile from lirowning steam mill. ThU land lies on both sides of the Male rood. and can he so divided that it w ill make two good (arms. On the hast Mile of tho road u new two story frame hovipe, with a store room attached, thirty-two teet long, a frame Miioke house and thop, a large double log barn sixty-fix feet long by twenty two wide, with a twelve loot MieJ running the whole length, and all other necessary outbuildings, and plenty of good water, ono hundred of clioice apple trees, with a variety of peach and other Iruit trees. On the wcat ide ot the road, is a good frame dwell ing, a iranie smoke hou?, w Uli a large double barn, well shaded, with stable nnd otl r out buiidiims. one hundntt bearing apple tn es ol the liest kind, also a vaJiety ol peach, plumb and cherry trees, a never tailing well ol ine Ix-st kind of water. The land is in a liii'h täte ot cultivation, plenty olgoou Hickory. white and black oak tiiuler tor all puruosca, plenty of hand, free nnd lime f tone rock, in short everything lo make it a dt-MrnMe location. It is one ot the U it locntiitns in tlii- part of the- State for a store and pub ic houe. l his tarnt will be sola on reabonalilo terms and payments made easy. For lurther infor' mation tnuuire of James T. W alker, ol Evansville or to the proprietors on the premises. Possesion may be had imnieOnw ly it required. JOHNDURT1S. THOMAS HENNESSY; Fcott township.VantlerburB eo. Ia. apl3 il&wmC CJ J. 1 KITTHOLrr.j i i.Ars ivr ULi lor pat liberal patronage, wouiu resiK'Cttully inform the citizens of Evansville and vicinity, thai ha has just received his new and splendid atoek of Jewelrv, Waivhes; and Clocks, w hich he will eil at regular Cincinnati priow, his stock conMtiin part ol: Mue (told and Mixer Iiever Watches; A splendid assortment newest style ladies Coral breastpins; Earing, Fingerrings Sir. tiold Uuard and Ftu t'haio?; Miniature caes. and Ixckets; Fine Mourning Pins, Uraeelet Clasps; t!inrd Keys, Collar IJuttoiH, nnd Studs; A large selection of Gold PenciU with anJ without iens; AlargelotofBnylcy's best Gold Tens with and without holder; Silver Table and Tea Fpoon; Silver Thimbles; Every description of Steel Trimmings; Steel Reads and Purse Silks; Fine Fans, Accordions; Solar Suspending and Parlor Lamps; Cirandnles &C.; Every description Silver and common Spectacles r ine pocket Knives A.c.; li lew Fine French Mantle Clocks: to which he would call the attention of those w i.-h-ing to purchase. Lmliea ate invit.tl to call nnd ex amine lor themselves. J. L. r.lTTROI.KF. ap 15 Main Street Iwtwecn F irst nnd Second. DISSOLUTION. THE partnership heretofore existing between Haul) & Seppech in the Grocery business was dissolved by mutual consent on the llth inst. The business will hereafter be conducted by Mr Haub ua is uuinorizej to settle on the business of the firm. june HAU II t SKlTt:CII. lVIIOLEALi: AND UCTA1L SADDLE. HARNESS. AND TRUNK MANUFACTORY. Maiu street, Evansville, Ind. SAMUEL CLTPLES bejrs i--leave lointorin h'n friends nnd as the public generally, that lie has rrmov' ed bis shop to .Main street, between First nnd Second, next door to c 111 s JJrug store, w here he keens a large and general assortment of Saddles, Bridles, Harness. Trunks, Curpet Uns. Saddle lknrs. Va'.ises.and all it icr nriicles in his line, which he otli-rs .t wholesale or retail at the lowest cash prices. Hv also keeps constantly on hand a large and general assortment of trimmings of all kinds, such as, i II . n it i niiuuio i rees oi an kin. is. Skirting, Harness and UriilJe Leather, Hog-skin stating. Pad skiu.j. Plush of every variety, Rrass mounting oi all kinds, Rlack do do t do, liririle Pits of every kind, Iiri-lle Puckles d., Stirrup Irons do, lSSy Ridii'S and Wagon Whip, Together with all othtr articles in his I.ne. Country merchants and farmers would do well tocalland examine my stock before purchasing elsewh're. ns 1 am detcriiuiu;a to sell hrsl rate articles at very low prices. Juncll-dlw&w3mo SAMUEL CLTPLES. State of Indiana Vanderburgh County S. S. Vanderburgh Circuit Court, in vacation J une "JO lsto. llarbara Hays J t. Petition for Divocc. Ferdinand Hays ANL) now at this time to wit June 30 IS 1?, comes the saideotnp!aifianlby John J. Chandler, her solicitor and tiles in tho otlice of the Clerk of the Vanderburgh Circuit Court her certain jietition for Divorce. And it satisfactorily appearing from the allidavit of a difinteresn-d eron this day tiled in the Cleiks office, aforesaid that the said Ferdinand Hays is not at this time a resident of the State of Indiana. Tlierefore notice is hereby given tJ the said Ferdinand Hays, that unless he be, and appear here on or before the calling of this cause at the next term of daid court to be held at the Court House in Evsnsville on the fourth Monday in September next and answer said Petition for Divorce, the same will be heard and determined in his absence, jyl SAM'LT. JENKINS, Cl'k NEW AKRIVAL. Tust received at the cityshoe store on Main street I a spleded lot of La dir tine Uuskin walking shoes; also Misse and Child's Laced Hoots, and Gents Gaiters, vVc. All the lowest prices imaginable. jy 3 W. K. RAKER, Main street. REIL Estate for Sale. I now olTcr for sale some of the most desirable Real Estate in the city and county, consisting of the following lots and tract of land. Lt No 3d upper enlargement and lots No 162 it IGodonation enlargement of the city of i,TansviIIe. Also the late residence of Saunders Ilornbrook dee'd. paid to 1 one of tho finest upland Farms in the county, containing "21 acres; also about 500 acres ot land in which there are several improvements; this last lot-w ul be sou in lotstosmt purchasers. Also, 10 shares of Rank stock. For terms rpply to P. IIORNDRCOK. jcK-d'-Im&wlni.

CITY COUNCIL, . , Meets every Saturday evening ou FirH t. OlfirersJaniesti.Jone8,Mayor, Jolin J. Chandler Clerk Samuel Orr, Treasurer; Win. Mahall. Com.' cUmen- 1st ward, Jonn M. Stockwell, 2ud ward, Silas Stehens; 3ftl ward, Willard Carpenter; 4th ward M. W. Fi Mit; 5tli ward, Isaac Hutchinsou; Ctli ward' Stejihen Childs. SONS OP TEMPERANCE. TEMrix or Honor, No. 1 Meets every Monday evening at Temperance Hall, Water st. OtHecrsfcr the present quarter, P. (J. O'Reilly, w c t; Osborn Reillv, v v t; James T. Walker, w F: R. B. Hart, w a K; Laac A.Crane, w r E: John Mianklin, wt; Wm. Holden, w c; John E. Taylor, vr d r; Edward DtGanno, w c; Robert Al.'en, w s. Lyax Entcntn Division, No. 25 Meets Tuesday evenings at Temperance Hall. Oflicers Wm. fluiden, w r; Jas, Laughlin, w a: James T. Walker, a s; A. Warner, a it s; John Hcnson, rs; Robert Rarns, t; Joseph Turnock, C; T. Grant, x c; C. Pates, I s; Robert Vance, o s. TrurtJfir Itnvnii DiviKin. M Mwl, Friilfi v

evenings at Temperance Hall. ()llic?rs John Greek, ur t A I. Ilnll.wti u- . M W SnlH,r.l W Caqienter, a rs; James I). Walters, rs; W. II. Chandler, t; R. Allen, r, J. W. Slinson, ac,J. Rover, i s; J. L.. 1 Htman.o s. ! . i i. o. o. r. Morxixu Star LoaiE, No. 7 Meets Thurwlay evenings at Hall, corner of Main and First bU. OIucers L. L. Laycok, P c; II. (). Ralcock, x &; W. v . Sullivan, v a; 11. tJ. V heeler, s; t). lulJ, t; K. V. ltinbar,c; V . Hunnen, i e; C.Colvin o a. HATES OP POSTAGH emit Lettf-Ks For a single letter, not exceeding half an ounce, (avoirdupoise,) sint not exceeding 3uo miles, 5 Sent over SM miles la For veiy tialf ounce, and any excess over every nan ounce, tlio same rates ol postage; and when advertised, two cents on each letter, or four cents, if the advertising cost so much ad- ' ditional. For drop letters, not tobe mailed. each 2 Circulaks For any printed circular, handbill. aavcrusement, unsealed, sent any distance3 Newspapers Ot 1'JOO square inches, or less, sent over .tu and not more than 100 miles, or any distance within the state 1 Over such a distance Ü Atwjitrr unless to sutjscribers, 3 cents each,jre jMiiit,' or not forwarded from the Post-office. MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE 1XSUHAXCI2 COJirANT. ' THIS institution is distinguished from a others, at home or a broad, by all, or most j tho following ixculiarities 1. Wlwre the premiums are over S50. it reauires only ono quarter part in cath, instead ol the whole. 2. It allows the assured to pay yearly, quarterly, monthly or weekl y. J. No part oi the prohts are w ithheld, or divert ed from the assured, titlier in charity or otherw ise. 4. It has no loan, either nominal or real, to pay interest for, having a n llicient capital funded, from premiums received. 5. 1 he-ussured can withdraw his profits, or have them to accumulate, year by year, at his option. o. it assures to the age ol U7, instead ot stopping at CO. 7. It declares the profits yearly, instead of onco in live or seven years, and issues scrip yearly io the As-i-ured, bearing G jh.t cent interest-rwhich scrip is re deemed in cash, when tlte profits amounted to S200.000, or allowed to accumulate at the option oi the Assureu. ti. It enables a man lo provide for his wife and liil.lran in er 1 1 ili wan thnl m tl,.kiiV I-, a 1ia i VA. V AIS ru.ii TV u J mlkkX ailllVUU Uv U1J J lJ33 every thing, they are sale; and all jersons, w hether married or unmarried, to provide lor Old Age, Sickness and Want, as well as for Death. 9. 1 he Assured can surrender the nohev at anv time after the first year, and receive ita equitable value. 10. At any time after the first year, tue Assured can borrow on the scri: L-sued, two-thirds of its nmount, so that he his nothing to fear from a change ol circumstance, or inability to pay the premium. 11. Directors and Officers arc chosen yearly; and iu" .iP'uicu oics Decorum" io Iiis inu rvsi. wholly unincumbered, and of double tho value loan ed. 13. It pays no Directors, no Auditors, no Solicitors. It lends money to neither. lt.lt does not reckon the Assured a year older than he is but from six months less to six months more, so as to equalize the estimate betw een all par ties. 15. The rates are lower, tlo expenses less, and the prohts larger, than with Foreign Offices; investments here yielding irom b to 7 per cent. abroad only J per rent. to CSV nothin? ot 33 13 wrcent reserved: nor of interest allowed to those who furnish a "guarantee capital," at the rate ol 5 per cent, on every hundred pounds subscribed, for every ten pounds paid in ! 1C Instead of encouraging, everv Drecaution is taken to prevent, a forfeiture of the policy. 17. 1 lo iiatiiiityoi tne .-ssureu is lumic-u iy biw, to the amount of hi premium note. ALLEN C. HALLOOK, Agent. M. J. Bray. M. D. Medical Examiner. All persons w iAhinz to make insurance on their own or on their friends LIVES., will please call upon the agent in this City, Ollice on Main street near W ater, and examine the terms ana rates ol the Coradany. je 16-ly RKAXUV ANI WINE. 5 quarter casks nurejuice Port Wine; i " " " Old Port do; 5 " " ' " " Maderia; 1 " " " " Sherry;IT 'uiv vviidu wmiiuj ,vaiu. tyuui a? lira nd. These Liquors cave beon purchased especial ly for sickness, and the public can rely upon their pu ity. In store and lor sale by jan29 C UELL PALM HATS, BONNETS, PL OWERS &C VVER large stock consisting of every variety of Summer hats, lechorn. palm leaf. French bro'hl, shans,i!kc., fur and f ilk bats of every desira ble style bonnets, all the newest styles, with a pplcn did assortuu nt of flowers, ribbons and bonnet trim mings tor sale by lap 15 MORRIS S. JOHNSON. GllOCEIlIES. JUST reeriveil by steamer "Gen. Lafayette," anc for sale low for cash 5U bag prime Rio CofiVc; 10 Hogsiieadscf Susrar. JO bbls Plantation Molasseaa prime article. 10 bbl. Rosin; 5 boxes of Jmmons; June 13, M. W. FOSTER Corner main &. 1st Streets. F. I. FAGAX, pJFnhionnble Hoot nnd Shoe Maker. d I WOULD inform his friends and the public JSI yihal he now has, and intends to constantly I keep, n tine lot of Philadelphia Calf-skin, for tine work. Work of every description done with the utmost neatness and despatch. On Main street opporite the Rank. apSldly. G LOVES! GLOVES!! GLOVES!!! iff.iff LADIES superfine light and dark colored l (II 'Ö K'd Gloves, superfine lilack do., superfine Lj Li White do., superfine white and colored Silk and superfine black net Gloves, nnd Mit for sale lowlap 15 MORRIS S. JOHNSON SODA ANI ULUE LICK WATER. AC. HALLOCK has erected a fine Soda Fountain for the accommodation of the public and requests those who appreciate a cooling drink in a hot, dusty day. to give him a call. Also constantly on hand pure Blue Lick Water rom the Drennon (Ky.) Springs. my 26 FANCY ARTICLES. THE subscriber his receivdd an assortment of: Seals, Sealing Wax, Note Paper; Steil Reeds, Kings, Tassels: Hag Clasps, Neeules, Purse TwLt; Fancy lit-ods, Pins Knitting Pins; Razors, Razor Straps, Shaving; Tooth, Hair and Nail Brushes, etc., &e. Also, Edging, Inserting, Drawer Ooods ol every variety, for sale at wholesale and retail bv apl3 ; ' . ' MORRIS S.JÖI1NSON. T T. HUGO, House Carvenhr and Joiner J .Vine street. near Mr .Dodses church rmy2-Gm

12. the funds are all invested in United States, New York, New Jersey and Massachusetts stock, and in Ileal Estate in New York and New Jersey.

NJBWS ISY TELlEGKiFHl' TO CITY AND COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

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WHOLESALE DEALERS IH FOREIGN AUD DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,

COHXEK OF ÜIA1X AND WATER STREET, EVANS VIELE IAM WOULD INVITE A1TENT10N OF THE TRADE TO THEIR UNUSUALLY LARGE STOCK OF Spring and Summer Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,

WHICH we are daily receiving from the Eastern Markets, Manufacturers, &lc. Our stock has been selected with ureal care and at extremely low rates, under the most favorable circumstances, (with the

CASH with an especial view to the patronage of the Evansville 1 rade, and as we have adopted the motto of "LARUE SALES AND SMALL PROFITS," we have no hesitation In pledging ourselves to City and

Country Merchants, Dcalors, Traders, &c., who will be kind enough to call and see u. not only to ie ama to please you in style, extent, and variety of Goods, but also TO OFFER YOU SUCH BARGAINS AS WILL MAKE l'l AN OBJECT WORTHY OF YOUR ATTENTION TO BUY OUT OF OUR ES

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fr You are particularly reiuested on visiting our City to call and obtain prices belore purchasing. fcTCall at the "EXPRESS STORE," corner of Main and Water Street. a

OMtrBE.-JL-ÄBB, Wholesale dealer in dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Hardware, Cutlery, Leather, &c, &c. OX WATEH STBXET, 7HXXU) DOOR A230V22 XHAXTJ STREET EV ANS V IL LE, IND. DRY GOODS AT WHOLESALE.

T'O Country Merchants. I take this mcthoito inform Merchants visiting this City, that recciul of one ol the lanrcst and best nssw-t-l .tfK-k ol'tiond ever l.roiifht to this Citv.

1 receipt ol one ol tlie largest and best assorted which 1 enumerate Ticks, Deiniris, Drillsjafctripe, dings. Battings, Cotton Yarn, Vc. .

My assortment of brown an J bleached Cottons is, favorable to buyers than at any other Louse in this way 16 DOMESTICS! 50 Bales 4-1 heavy Brown Sheetings, in store and forsaleby mylGJ OLIVER LADD. ritlNTS. It? Ca.cs of new styles spring Prints; 5 do Blue and Orange, tor sale by may 16. OLIVER LADD. MOSQUITO NETTING. "I Qf Pieces Mosquito Netting, just received and J-vj torsaleby ImylOJ ULlVtKliADU. LADIES SLIPPEIIS nnd BUSKINS. OHfk Prs. Indies slippers ad Buskins of supetJyJyJ rior quality and style ever before brought to tins market, just received and lor sale ty may 16. OLIVER LADD. KIP and THICK IJ HOG ANS. Cases of Prime Kip Brogans; 5 do do Boys tlx 15 5 do Thick d, Forsaleby maylCJ OLIVER LADD. WALDKOM SYTJILS, Dozrn superior Waldrom Orass Scythes; 10 do da do Corn do; 50 5 do do do Brycr do; Allot superior quality for sali by may 16 OLIVER LADD. SYTIIK SNATHS & PITCH FORKS. Of) Dozen Lampsoa patent Snaths; r" 50 do do do Common; 10 do superior t itch rorks; f. t i r i j-1 itl 1M r ur sa:o vy iniay ioj OLIVER LADD rANOY AND STAPLE DRY COODS AT RETAIL, rpiIE subscriber would most roapectably inform . I the public tliat his stock for tlie Retail Trade is full and complete, consisting of one of the best assortments of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods that can be found in Evan3ville. Please call and examine for yourselves. Iniay 16 OLIVER LADD.. COTTON YARN. l Ci On A Dozen Hope Factory Cotton Yarns J-VF,JUVF Nos. 5(0, 0)0 and "JcO, this day received ier steamer Roeco from Pittsburgh. For sale by Imay 17 OLIVER LADD. just keceinedT" QU TONS assorted Rl and Bar Iron; rmJ 1(H) kegs assorted Juniata Nails; 25 bundles spring ifteel; 5 do sheer do; I cas extra Cast do; Flow-slabs, Boiler and fchect Iron; Rasps, Files, and Door Latches, Which, together with our former stock makes it complete. For sale low by A LAUGHLIN, may 9. Water street. IUST received brown and bleachxl Linen Drills, Cotton Cashimer8,Cottonades, De min blue Drills, .c, suitable for men's Summer wear. mar 23. M W FOSTER. SADDLE, HARNESS AND TRUNK XiTAXTUrAGTORY. J. P. ELLIOTT, (Succcsor to W. M.&.J. i: Elliott. will continue the above business at the old stand. Main street, Evansville. He will always keep on hand a constant supply of Sa idles, Bridles, Trunks, Sic. Sec. of the best workmanship, which he oilers at wholesale or retail at the lowest prices. Also A great variety)!" Trimmings used by Saddlers, Harness-makers, and Trunk Manufacturers. In addition to my former stock .of materials I have just received a very large aud general assortment ot " . Sadd re Trees, of all kinds,Skirting, Harness and Bridle Leather; ' Hog skin seating; Call skin do; Plush do, every variety; Bridle Bitts and Buckles, all kinds; Stirrup Irons, Ace, &.c. Riding, Buggy and Wagon Whips, Together with all articles ia my line, at wholesale and retail. ,..,. ' Persons dealing in the above articles will find it to their advantage to call and examine my stock. All orders promptly attended to at th shortest noce I may tf )y) J. P. ELLIOTT A CARD. r THE subscriber is settling his business and requests those indebted to him to er.ll and settle immediately. By complying they will confer on him an important favor. r 4w . D- 3. LANE.

My assortment ot brown an J bleached Cottons is, I believe, the most cc mountains, comprising all the tyost desirable fctyles selected from the best Cottons are mostly from lhe Liwell and Walthain Factories, and arececideJ either foreign or domestid, olll-red in thU market. With assurance that

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. . ap I am in i-tock. ol'Goodj ever brougFit to this City. J Janes, I'lantation stufTs, Osnaburgs, Wickings, - Among WadI believe, the most complete west of the Alleghany he best manutactories. My bleaclieu eecideUly suixrior to any oilier good j that luv terms and crices are mere city. Very respectfully, OLIVER LADD. Four Days Late From Europe. rnosrCT5 Favorable to All Cash Customers. ALLIS V HOWES. THE HOUSE that sells goods for small profits and readv pay, have iust been receiving several important additions to their large stock ol Groceries. Phey pledge themselves to sell as good articles and at as low rates as can be obtained in the West, and invite all dealers, who wish to do a saving businti to come and convince themselves that those assertions are something more than empty boasts. Their stock embrace every thing belonging to the 'grocery trade, in proof of which sec the columns of our city papers' ON EVERY PAGE YOU WILL FIND Til EIR ADVERTISEMENTS. an 21. JUST received from New York, 6 Hall Pipe9 Cognac Brandy: 2 Pipes Holland Uin; 10 cxks Port Wine; , 10 casks Madeira; 2 hhds Rum; - 10 borket Charrrpaigne; 5 bjts Cordials: 100 " Claret; 150 " Sardines; 400 cans Oysters; 25 thousand Ti?ara Cigars: for sale by ALLL5 &, HOWES. - i ap2J Water st. .- J UST received by 6t earner Glencoe, 75 sides eole Leather: 25 Bxs Lemon Syrup; 3 Tierces reiined Su?ar (or familv use. forsaleby . ALLIS Si. HO WEi, apzi Waterat. JUST received from New Orleans, 20 BblalTanneraOil; . 50 " Tar; . . " Varnish; . -15 " Turpentine; 5 Bxs Oranges; 10 44 Lemons: in store an 1 lor sale by ALLIS Sc HOWES. Water st SUGAR ! SUGAR ! SUGAR ! lilfl HHLWNew Orleans Sugar. XVI U 200 Bags Rio coffee 2Ö0 Bbls Mola sses; n store and for sale by ALLIS St HOWES, ap24 Water si SUGAR and MOLASEtf. 100 Hhds New Orleans Sugar; 250 Bbls do do Molasses: 40 i do do 25 Bbls Sugar brand; do do; -House Molasses Polka do do oS do. A. LAUGHL1W, Water street. ; 25 4 Bbls do by For ealo ap 25 NAILS. KEGS Boston and Joniata Nails, assorted f0tßJ sizes; 25 kegs Flooring Brads, assorted; 25 do Assarted spikes. Forsaleby A. LAUGHLIN, p25 Water street JUST RECEIVED, KEGS Puie white Lead; 10 bbls Unseed Oil; 50 5 do 1 urpentine; ' 25 boxes &-10 Window Glass, For sale low by A. LAUGHLIN, way Water street. HYDRAULIC CEMENT. A FULL suply of this article fresh from the mills, 1l together with the best of Roach Lime. For sale by the baueL A. LAUGHLIN, P25 Water street. IRON. Plow Moulds and fclaba. Nail ami m'll Rot., to gether with all fcizes usually called lor in the abovs line. For sale bv . A T.AiMiirr.iv ap 2j 4 m. mm mm W " S mSM.m. f Water st. BLACKSMITH'S TOOLS. A FULL and general assortment ol

LARGE and general assortment of all si zes o -XX Common Bar, Flat, Round and Square, Broad and Narrow Band. Axe and Una U,- rL i

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For sale by . A. LAUGHLIN. .

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