Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 1, Number 66, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 10 July 1848 — Page 3

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DAILY JOURNAL. The Daily Jocx.-ml is published every morning, (Sundays excepted) at 10 crnu per week, pay&Me to tha Carriers, or $5 20 per annum, payable in advance. The Tri-Weklt JocR.UL,or Ike country, containing atl the matter of the Daily Journal, is pub lished on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at $1 00 per annum in advance. Th Weekly Jovb.al. is published every Thursday at $J 00, three copies for $5 00, seven copies for $11 00, ten copies for 315 00, in advance.

MONDAY MORNING, JULY 10. Ratiticatios in Louisiana. The Whigs of N. O.held their ratification meeting on the evening of the 21th ult. The papers of that city describe the concourse as immense, one of the very largest ever seen in the South. All the arrangements were upon a most magnificent scale. Mr. De Buys acted as president, aided by forty or fifty vice presidents. The Hon. Balie Peyton, the Hon. S. S. Prentiss, the Hon. P. W. Farrar, and several others made speeches, which were greeted with enthusiastic applause. Among the epeak;rs was Mr. O. F. Johnson, of Pennsylvania, who announced his secession from the Locofoco party and his hearty support or Taylor and Fillmore. The resolutions of the meeting, which were brief, spirited, and to the point, were carried .yithaloud roar of acclamation. The N. 0. Crescent (independent) thus speaks of the meeting: .The great whi m eting called for thj pur pose of ratifying the nomination? of the Phila delphia Convention came off on Saturday ni"ht. It was one of the larcest political meetings ever assembled ia New Orleans, and , -was altogether worthy of the great party whose Humiliation, u sunnurieu. me arrangements were on a grand scale. A platform of exten sire dimensions was erected, facing the River, in the centre of Can;d street, opposite Caron delet street. Back of the platform was an arch in imitation of marble, bearing the nimes of the nominees oflhe nnrty, Taylor and Fillmore, in large letters. Above this was a full length fig tire of Gen. Taylor, in a military undress uni form, surroimJing which were three American flags, the whole being surmounted by .he Amer ican eagle. The Whigs of the parish of JtflVrsin, 1 1. had their ratification meeting in Lafayette on the evening of the 2Gth. It numbered thousands upon thousands. Banners, bonfires, anl the thunder of cannon heighthene.l the enthufciasm of the occasion. . TAYLOR AND CASS. m Among the public acts which have marked the public services of Gen. Taylor, there is none that command itself to the friends of hu manity so cordially as his conduct towards the Mexicans at the capitulation, of Monte rey . In the tniustof the blood ami slaughter which followed the bold attack upon that strcngly for tided city, the enemy proposed terms of capitulation they offer to sui render lhe city, on condition that they may evacuate it unmolested anJ in safety. Gen. Taylor had too much coodnessand humanity cf heart to hesitate, lie (said by continuing the bloody conflict he could reduce the city and compel the en'iny to surrender at itiarrtt Ion, but it would cost five hundred more livca of his own soldier, and expose the help less and unoffending women and children of the city to terrible slaughter; he then-fore agreed to the proposed cuoitulalion. üw iook upon ljEwia i;.ss: Alter tnis brilliant and gloriously terminated assault, a resolution of thanks to Gen. Taylor, his officers and men, for their gallant deed at Monte rey, was moved in Congress. The Locofocos being in the majority, and the Administration anxious to check the popularity of Gen. Taylor they submit, in the llous?, the following pro viso, and pass it : "Provided, That nothing herein contained, shall be construed into an approbation of the terms of the capitulation ot Monte rev. This positive insult to and censure of Gen Taylor reached the Senate for its approbation; a motion was made to strike out this insulting proviso, and we desire that the vote at Lewis Cass shall be noted and remembered by every friend of humanity. The vote in the Senate was thirty-three for striking out and fifteen for retaining the censure and insult. The names of the fit teen are : Messrs. Allen, Ashley, Atchison, Atherton, Udby, Hrees, Bright, CASS, Dix, Hinnegan, Niles; Sevier, Sturgeon, Turney and Yulee15. Because Gen. Tavlou was unwilling, when it could be avoided, to sacrifice the lives of .his own men, and expose to terrible and certain slaughter, the helpless women ami chil dren of Monterev Lcicis Cass, bitting in his cushioned seat in the Capitol, cooly anddelib erately votes to crnsure the callant chieftain for his noble humanity. The people will re member it w hen they vote. The following beautiful and elowin" tribute of Jons M. Clattos, paid to Uen. Taylor for nis numane conduct on that occasion, will b responded to bv every generous heart: 'I say, (said Senator Clayton) from the bot tom of my soul I thank the brave generous and merciful commauder of the American troops. 1 thank him, sir, not only for his gallantry and skill, nis conituct ana bravery, but eminently and above all other consul rations, as an Am erican Senator, I thank him for his humanity 1 honor mm occause ne tuougnt ot ami spared feeble and unollending women in that hour o her peril. I honor him because he spared tot tering age and helpless infancy, and I glory that an American General has shown lumsel thus alive to the best feelings of the human heart." In this connection, the language of Genera Taylor at a complimentary dinner in New Or leans, in December last, is apppropriate. He declared "that the joy and exultation of the greatest victories tctrc alicavs, after tt heat and txcitcnunt of the battle, succeeded by feel mgs oj poignant sorrow and vain; and tna uar after all was a great calamity, and his the greatest glory vho could terminate it." T 1lJMn,EK--7A large and full assortment of Pine "juniotr. rorsaielty may I tf. A. LAUG II LIN, Water si WINDOW ;tns. An n.-s.jrtmet of Window lala.Hd, adortid sixes. For pnle bv may I tf. A. LAlHillLlN, Water TUST Receired this day by eIprr. a few cases I of mcrii' line Call n ion rocs and Misses' Laced jxu ana a vnritiy oi cioiurt-iia-xiuK-8, ic ic way If. W.U. U A K KK, No 21 maiii'strett.

THE TAYLOR PLATFORM "The power given by the constitution tolhe Executive, to interpose his veto, is a high conservative power, which should never be exercised except in cases of clear violation of the constitution, or manifest haste and want of consideration by Congress." . . The personal opinions of the individual who

may happen to occupy tne executive cnair, ought not to control the action of Congress upon questions of domestic policy, nor ought hi objections to be interposed where questions of constitutional power nave oeen seuieu oy me various departments of government, and acquiesced in by the people." Upon the subjects of the tariff, the currency, the improvement of our great highways, rivers, lakes, and harbors, the will of the people, as expressed tho' their representatives in Congress, ought to tw respected, ana carried out by the Executive." "War, at all times, and under all circumstan ces, is a national calamity, to be avoided, if compatible with national honor." "The principlesot our government, as vteii as us true policy, are opposed to the subjugation of other nations and trie dismemberment of other coun tries by conquest, for, in the language of the great Washington, 'why should we quit our own to stand on foreign ground. L. TAiLUK. Hard to CnoosE.The loco? have now th.e choice between Cass and Van Buren, and it males very little difference which they vote for. They are in the situation of the traveller at the cross roads: "Stranger, which is the way to village?' There's two roads," responded the fellow. Well, which is lhe best?'' "Ain't much dif ference; both on era very bad. Take which you will, afore you've got half-war, youTl wish you'd took 'tother." LATER FROM MEXICO. By the steamer James L. Day, Capt. - Wood, we have received our files of Mexican papers to the 17th inst., but as they only came to hand late last evening we have given them but a cursory examination. Senor Yanez marched on the lllh inst.; at the head of 600 men to put down the attempt ed revolution, headed by 1'areiles and Jarauta at Lagos. Should this number b? insufficient to quell the revolt, the Government would !e pa ich 2000 troops more, with fourteen pieces of artillery. Tb3 Le"ion of St, Tatrick formed part of t! 5 COO men. Their withdrawal to march u poii Lagos, had delayed the departure off conducta from Qucretaro which they were to .K V escorted. A there arc mor deserters from the American amy in Mexico than.are required for the ranks of the Legion, it is proposed to incorporate a portion of them into the police force of the city of Mexico. These deserters are evi dentlj- a main stay of lhe GovernnvMi. a kind of Swiss Guard which promises to be- vervser- ..... ... . . . viccableil they w ill but adhere to the admin istration. An incursion of 1000 Comauthes from the direction of Faso del Norte to the interior is pprehended in Duran"o, and thevare raiding l a ven and earth to mcefthem. The clergy is called ujon totontribute money and laity toenist. Yhell P. na y Fena left Queretaro under an escort for the aj ital, score of people tcok advantage of it to make the journey in safety. The roads in all directions ar. b s t with ro: - bers ond outlaws. The Mexicans l ave iust begun to speculate upen the projected republic of the Sierra Ma Ire. Thev put little faith in the scheme, not knowing how extensively the owls are out.' Gen. Minon had marched to attack the rev olutionists at Lagos, but having only -ICO men while Jarauta had collected twice that number Minon denned it prudent to fall back to Leon. This reTolt of Jarauta is giving the Government more trouble, we imagine, than the papers like to confess. We find many allusions, too: in the paiers to the Indian insurrections. Jarau ta alludes to the latter in his proclaimtion, as an indication of the weakness of the covtrnmn t, w hile he probably foments thorn. lue Mexicans are congratulating themselves upon the recovery of twenty-five pieces of ar tillery taken from them atConlresand Chanultepec. It had been reported among them that the Americans had carried them olTas trophies. We will recur to our ales, though upon a mere glance at them they do not promise to contain any thing of moment. A. Orltani Pic. 21th ult. STEEL. A LARGE and general Mock of the best Prands r ol American lilis-trr. c.nüli.-h Lbster. German and EniMi.-h Slw-er, brad and narrow Siirini. and all sizes ot flat and squared Cast Steel, Axo 1 mter. r or nie ny Ii.ahiiii.i.h, ap 2-w Wa:cr street. PRINTS! PRINTS!! I N endless quantity and variety of Prints of the A newest Soring and Summer styles, torcthcr with every thing new, in the way of Dress Goods, for sale at wholesale and retail ly ap!5 tMUuKI5 S. JOHNSON. LAWNS, GINGHAMS & LINEN LAWNS AVEIl Y large assortment of the newest stylet lMcase call ad examine them. ap MOlllUS S. JOHNSON JUST received from Pittsburgh, 100 Kg Nails; 2b Ubls Ale; for sale by ALLIS &. IIOWFS. op 21 V ater t,t. TAPER HANGINGS. O K fl riE:Cr3 Wall Paper, nw styles; rJJ ' " Satin fated; luO " New styles 1-t Window Paper; Just received and for sale low by my 6 J. 11. .u.iuiir..fj&.L.A'. MOSQUITO N ETTINGS. OAft PIECES Assorted Mos.mito Nettings; OvFvf Just received and for salt low bv my 6 J. II MAUlIF.ti&CO. INDIA 3f ATTINGS. - f PIECES India Straw Matting; jl vr just received and tot sale low t v my 6 J. II. MAOfiKE&CO. JIOKE NEW SHOES. nPIlEsulscriN r is now opening, at the City .Shot I Store, a rplendid assortment of Ladies', Mi.ses,' and Lhildren s Phwj, ueiitlcmcns' lianer?, &.c. purchased of the Manufacturers in Cincinnati, whii l III .a a will le sold unusually low. i Knse can ami ex amine lhe goods and prices, at No. 25, nin t. maylJ-tT W. U. IJAKFIx. WIIISKEÄ. QfT Dbls I'ussellville Whi-key, Ot) W bUs Cincinnati do 20 " New Harmony do, lit store and for sale low for ea.di by my 10 DEMENT & VI CLE. ATON & Ii L GG, House Carp, niers and Joiners, Id 2d street lctre n Sycamore and Vine ap23dy A SPLENDID lot or Paper Ilnnin-s and Win dow Paper, just reccivt d amt for sale low 1v jan 13-tf: J II M A ill EE CO

RIVER BOTTOM LAND FOR SALI.

IWIrfll to soil ny valuable Marmot Kiver bottom Land, situate on Green Kiver Lland in Kentucky, tour miles from Evan3YÜle, containinsr 260 acres 125 oi which is cleared and under fence, and in a fine state of cultivation. There are three double log house, "with stables, barns &.c. The lo houses are all good, and two of them new Willi brick chimnics. t'ersons desirous oi purchasing will leant my term by applying to Mr. E. A. Corbet or W. U. Untier oi Evans ville, or by applying to nie opposite the farm on th Kentucky side. je jo .UcCLiAir. dr. S.S. FITCH'S COXSUMIIION REIUEDIES. SS? TllV. snliseritr has in?t rrrrivrd the agency tor tins City and surrounding country, w ith a supply of his Abdominal Supporters; Shoulder Rractjs; lnhaleing Tubes: :. .- Also his ln-k of fix lectures on the uses of the Lunjrs causes, prevention nd cure of Pulmonary Consutnp t it n,o i.eascs ol the Heart, ana tlic true mode ot preserving liüjit.'i ana prolonging Me, ALLEN G IIALLOCK, Drug'st je -21 Mam st. near Water. For Male or Kent. T)fH;VIVl'tJ n. TL i AT Ulf T t ...t.k irr iiLirt 1UVJ iIiV O OUi.li'l t-UiljU, Willi i."Äjr two run of French Durs. 10 miles from Evansville, and f of a mite from the state road. Immedi ate possession will lie given. Jif . . 'T . t 1 .1. . srvror lurmer particulars appiy on me premises. K1C11AHD liKOWNlNU. Scott Townxhip, April 22. ap 24-dCtw 3m MOURNING GOODS. A FULL and very desirable assortment o( MourLX. niiig dress Uoiid9, superfiiic U)inbazincs, Sill Warp, Alpaca, (wiie v-ry tine) Alica Lustres, supertine black, plain and figured berreges, black Lawns A.c., now oitn and for a'e low by np 13 MOKÜISS. JOHNSON A VALUABLE EAR3I for SALE jL ty-one and one half acres, ninety-six improved, tcu miles from Lvansville on the state road leading to Terre 1 laute, one half mile from Itrowning'a steam s J 1 mu iiuiiunu umi ci.i null. 1 hu lend lies on both ßiücs ot the state road, and can be bo divided that it w ill make two good farms. On the East tide of the rad & a new two story frame house, with a store room attached, tliir-ty-tw l-et long, a frame mokchou!e and aliop, a larjc double lo harn f ixty-f ix feet Ion by twentytwo wide, with a twelve toot ehed running the whole length, and all other necessary outbuildings, and plenty of good water, cne hundred of choice apple trees, witfi a variety olteach and other fruit trees On the west side ot the road, is a good frame dwelling, a frame smoke house, with a lajge double barn, well shaded, with stables and other out hniküngs, one hundred bearing apple trees ot the best kind, also a vaJiety of peach, plumb and cherry tree, a never tailing well ot tnc liest kind of water. The land is in n high state ot cultivation, plenty of good hickory. wfcito and black oak titular for all purposes, plenty jf tend, free and limestone rock, in short everything to make it a detiraMe location. It u one ot tLe ttest locations in thijuartof the tatc for attore and pub lic house. This farm w ill be sold on reasonable terms and payments niadeoa?y. hor further intor mation enquire of James T. N alkcr, ol Lvnnsville or to the uruprictorsou the premises. i osMession m:iy be luut mimetiinteiv it required, l JollNHUKTlS. 1 ..... .. ... i THOMAS IIKNNESSY.' Scott towntliipA'anderburgco. la. fap!3 d&w mo J. L. BlTTi:OLFF.AtUik4 iiiAiMvruii ior uatt Jiixral nntronarre. -oui.i resiH-cttully intorm the eitizonsof Kvansvillc and vicinity, that h.j has juft received his new an J 'plvikliJ stock ot JhwtLnv, Wa ith r.s; &nd Clks, which he will wll at regubr Cinciunati oriees. his stock connMts in part ot: Fi;e Gold and rfilxer Lever Watches: A splendid assortment newest style ladies Coral lireastpms; Ijariiigs, Fingerrings Sccu (iold Guard and Fob 03111?; Miniature cases, and Lockets; Fine .Mourning Fins, bracelet Clasps; Guard Keys, Collar Uuttons, nd Studs; A large selection of Gold tVnc'ds with and without A large lot of IViyley'K best Gold Fens with and without holders; Silver Tables and Tea Spoon; Silver Thimbles; Kvery description of Ftecl Trimmings; Steel licads and Fnrse Silks; Fine Fans, Accordions; Solar Suspending and Parlor Lamps; Girandoles &C; r.yerydtcnpthn silver and common Sctac.cs r hiu icKei rvnives ivc; J lew Fine French Mantle Clock-: to which he would call the attention ot those wi.-h ing to purchase. Idicarc invitetl to call and ex rnnne tor tlw niselves. J. L. UITTJIOLFF. ? I- Main Street between First and Second. DISNOI.IJTIO.V. TIIL partnership heretofore existing between Ilaub ScprH'ch in tho Groei-rv bnsines-i wa litMolvol by mutual consent on the 1'Jth inst. The bukiueM will hereafter be conducted by Mr Ilaub w no i auuiorucd to settle up the business ol the arm. tune Zl-Jt- IIA Uli &. SKl'l'i-.f WHOLESALE A AD ItCTAIL SADDLE. HARNESS. AND TRUNK MANUFACTORY. Main street, Evaim-illc, Ind. SAMUEL CLTPLES legs leave to intorm hi frinrtj ni TT7 the public generally, that he has removed his shop to ."Main street, between First and Second, next door to t. bell s Drug store, where he kern n large and general assortment of Saddles, Uridles, Ua ness. Trunks, Curpct Basra. Saddle Uairs. Vnlis -m rnd all t t.icr articles in his line, which he oilers a whole . . " CT sale or retail at the lowest cash prices. He also keqts constantly on hand a large and ceueral assortment of trimmings of all kinds, such as. Saddle Trees of all kinds, Skirting, Harness and bridle Leather, I log-skin seating. Pad skins. Plush of every variety, Drasd mounting ot all kinds, Plack do do do, liridle ritd of every kind, bridle I'uckles do. Stirrup Irons do, buggy, Riding and Wajron Whip., Together with all other articles in his line. Coun try merchants and farmers would do well tocall and examine my stock bclbrc purchasing elsewhere, as 1 am ilt tcriiiuied to sell hrst rate articles at very low prices. J une 1 l-U I w&. w3mo SA.u U EI. PPLEö. State of Indiana Vanderburgh County S.S. V nnocrbtirsh CircuitCourt, in vacation June 30 148. Uarbara Hays v. ? Pctiiion for Divoce. Ferdinand Hays AN D now at this time to wit June, 30 1813, comes . the said complainant by John J. Chandler, her solicitor and fds in the otuce of the Clerk of the Vanderburgh Circuit Court her certain petition for Divorce. And it satisfactorily appearing from lhe ntiidavit of a disinterested person this day filed in the Cleiks office, aforesaid that th said Ferdinand Hays ii n n at thii time a resident of the State of Indiana. Therefore notice is hereby given to the said Ferdinand Hays, that unless he be, and appear here on or before the calling of this cause at the next term of said court tobe held at the Court House in Evsnsville on the fourth Monday in September next and answer said Petition f r Di vorce, the same will be heard and determined in his absence. jy I SA M L T. JENKINS, Cl'k NEW AltKIVAL. rust received at the cityshoe store on Main street a seeded lot cf Ladies line Cuskta walking shoes; also Missc-o and Child's Laced Coots, and Cents Oaiters, &.c. All the lowest prices imnginable. jy 3 , W. R. IJAKElf, Main street. ICE! ICE!! CONSTANTLY hept for retailing at the store of ALLLS& HOWES. Window, Wnll Paper nud Ilorderii g. A FULL supply of the latest paterns, in store and ia vvvvdB w - m w a' v m A.A. lor sale ly lianiyj C. DELL 'nO DCLS Kanawha Salt, on hand and forsa OUUby. fapll KKU-SEN & MO!t VN a.rt Is Jvrnhawa Salt for snl- bv s . JOHN Sil ANKLLN.

CITY COUNCIL. Meets every Saturday evening on First St. OilieersJarnestJ. Jones, Mayor; John J. Chandier,CIerk; Samuel Orr, Treasurer; Win. k-J, Marhall. Councimenlrt wanl, Jonn M. Stock well, 2nd ward, Silas Stephens; 3rd war 1, Willard Carpenter; 4 t!i ward, M. W. Filter; Dili ward, Iaac Iluu liinson; Cih ward Stephen Childs.

SONS OF TEMPERANCE. TE?trx.E nr Hoxor, No; 1 Meets every Monday evening at Temperance Hail, Water si. Otlicerator the present quarter, 1. O. IVficilly, w c T; Osborn la illy, v v t; JanicsT. Walker, w c: Ii. B. Hart, w ; Isaac A.Crane, w r k: John bhauklin, wt; Wm. Holden, w c; John K. Taylor, w d v; Edward Dt!ariDO, w e; Hubert Alien, w s. . Lvma: Deecher Divimox. No. 23 Meets Tuerday evenings at Temperance Hall. Olficers Win. Holden, w p; Jas, Laughiin, w a; James T. Walker, s; A. Warner, its; John Henson, f s; Keltert liarns, T; Joncpli Turnock, C; T. Craut, a c; C. üates, I s; Robert Vance, o s. Temtle of Honor Division, No. M Meets Friday evenings at Temperance Hull. ÜiHcers John Greek, wr, A.C.Hallock, wa; M.W. tialU.rd, r s; W. Carpenter, a rs; James Ü. W alters, Fs; W. II. Chandler, t; 11. Allen, c; J. W. Stinsoo, a c; J. Dover, i s; J. L'.FittniantO s. I. O. O. F. MonxtNo Star IionuE, No. 7 Meets Thur?dnv eveninssat Hall, corner of Main and First sts. OMicers f. I. Layeork, r ; Ii. O. üabcock, ,v g; W. W . Sullivan, v o; H. Q. Wheeler, s; O. Ladd, T; K. W. Dunbar, c; W. Hunnell, j o; C.Colvin o n. MASO'CnC. 'Evan3v7i.i.e LonwE, No. Ci, of Free and Acceitu) Ancient Wrk Masons. OtlicereC. A. Foster w m; 1. C O Kf illy, s; John C. Heberd s w; S. Iisu r, t; Jaa. T. Walker, jw; Ii. l'artridye, s p; Ldward Lewis J f, A. Fairchild t. RATES OP POSTAGE. cent Letters For a single letter, not exceeding half an ounce, tavoirdupoise,) sent not exceeding .WO miles, 3 Sent over 'Mi miles 10 For eveiy half ounce, and ant excess over every nan ounce, ino same rates oi postage; anu when advertised, two cents on each letter, or four cents, if the advertising cost so much additional. For droo letters, not to lc mailed, each 2 Circulars For any printed circular, handbill, advertisement, unsealed, sent any distance J Newsfapers Ol 19oU square inches, or les,ent over m) and not more than 100 miles, or any distance within the state .....1 Over euch a distance - -II XtwsHijtrrs unless to suWribers, 3 cents each, -re-ixiid; or not lorwarded from the Post-ollice. MUTUAL BENEFIT Lire insijuanci; compaxv.. THIS institution is distinguished from a others, at home or a broad, by all, or most A the followina peculiarities 1. V'hre the premiums are over S50, it requires only one nuartor pan m cash, instead ot the wliolc 2. Jt allows lhe assured to pay yearly, quarterly. mommy or wcraiv. 3. Nh part of the profits are withheld, or diver: ed from the assured, either in cliarity or otherwise. 4. It nas no loan, cither nominal or real, to pay inicrcbt for, having a ti ffkient capital funded, from (iremiunis received. 5. The awurol can withdraw his profits, or have them to accumulate, year by year, at hia option ."' C. It azures to the age of t7, instead of stopping at CM. 7. It declares the profits yearly, instead of once in live or seven years, and issues scrip yearly io the Assurcd,Jearing 6 cr cent intert-si which scrip U re dccniuU in cash, when the profits amounted to tjiJOO,tM, or allowed to accumulate at the option ol the Assured. H. It enable a man .to provide for his wife and children in such a wayt that although he may lose every thin, they are sate; and all er&ons, whether married or uumarrif d, to provide for Old Age, Sickness and Want, as well as tor Death y. The Assured can surrender the policy at any time alter the first year, and receive iu equitable value. 10. At any time after the first year, the Assured can boir iw on the scrip issued, two-thirds of its amount, so that he lias nothing to fear from a change of circumstances, or inability to pay the premium. 11. Directors and Officers are chosen yearly; and the Assured votes according to his interest. 12. The funds are all invented in United States, New York, New Jersey and .Massachusetts stocks, and in Keal Estate in New York and New Jersey, wholly unincumbered, and of double the value loaned. . 13. It paya no Directors, no Auditors, no Solicitors. It lends money to neither. 14. It does not reckon the Assured a year older than ho is but from six months leas to tix months more, so as to equalize the estimate between all partie. 13. The rates are lower, the expenses less, and the profit larger, than with Foreign Uliices; investments lu re ) it lding from 6 to 7 per cent. abroad only 3 per cent. to -ay nothing of 33 1-3 percent reserved; nor of interest allowed to those wno furnish a "guarantee capital," at the rate of 5 per cent, on every hundred pounds subscribed, for every ten touuds paid in ! Id. Instead of encouraging, every precaution is taken to prevent, a forfeiture of the policy. 17. The liability of the Assured is limited by Law, to the amount of his nrcmium note. ALLEN C. HALI.OOK', Agent. M. J. Drav, M. D. Medical Examiner. All ticrsona wishing to make insurance on their own or on their friends LIVES, will please, call upon the agent in this City, Office on Main street near W ater, and examine the terms and rates of t lie Comtlany. je 16-ly IIKANDV AND WINE. 5 quarter caiks purcjuice Port Wine; " 5 Old Port do; 5 Maderia; 1 " " 44 44 Slierry; 1 pipe pure Cognac Brandy,Otard. Dupuy'a These Liquors eave beon purchased especial Rrand. ly for sickness, and the public can rely upon their pu ity. In store and tor sale by jan'29 C IJELL PALM HATS, BONNETS, FL OWERS &C AVEltY large stock consisting of every variety of Summer hats, lechorn. palm leaf, French broid, shans, Ac, fur and silk hats of every desira b!e stylo bonnets, all the newest styles, with a splen did assortmt'nt of flowers, riMxms and bonnet trim mings for sale by aplj MORRIS S. JOHNSON . CIIOCEIUES. JUST received by steamer "Gen. Lafayette," anc for sale low for ca.-h 50 brigs prime Ro Coflle; 10 Hogsheads of Siuiar. 20bbls flantation Molasses a prime article. 0 bbl. R.win; 5 boxes of 1 Ainmons; June 13, M. W. FOSTER Corner main &. 1st Sutcts. , F. I. FA OA IV, TTjraxhionnblc Milr athionnoK WOULD info that he now ha I keep, a fine lot Uoot ant! Shoe Maker, in his lriends and the public jX, 1 ?, and intends to constantly r Li onn a5 of Philadclnhia Calf-skin for fine work. Work of every description done with the utmost neatness and despatch, on 3lain 6trcct opposite the Dank. ap 24 dly. SODA AND KLUE LICK WATER, C. H ALLOC1C has erected a fine Soda Fountain for the accommodation of the puLlic and requests those who appreciate a cooling drink in a hot, dusty day. to giTe him a call. Alsio constantly on hand pure Blue Lick Water rom the Drcnnon (Ky.) Springs. my 26 FANCY ARTICLES. - THE subscriber has receivdd an a?sortraent of: Seals, Scaling Wax, Note Paper; Steel IVeds, hing., Tassels; Pag Clasps, Needle?, Purse Twis'.: . Fancy Dtuds, Fin3 Knitting Pins; Razors, Razor Straps, Shaving; Tooth, Hair and Nail Crushes, fcc, &lc Also, Edgings, Inserting, Drawer Ooods ol every variety, for bale at wholesale and retail by a; 13 MORRIS S.J0I1NS0N. J. P. HlK.O, . CarinHttr and Joiner Vincstrtct.nr Mr .Dotli'cs' church. mvi-Cii;

TO CITY AND COUNTRY rVlERGHÄNTS,

WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND.-DQMESTIQ DRY GOODS,

itTVYnni? iuai-v Awn WATLU STltEET. EVAKSVILLU, IA.,

WOULD INVITE ATTENTION OF THE TRADE Spring and Summer Foreign

WHICH we arc daily receiving from the Eastern Markets, .Manu lacturers, ece. ur 7 lected with trrcat care and 5 extremely low rates, under the most favorable circumstances, "ilh the

CASH with an esiecial view to the -wtnmneo of the

untry Merchants, Dealers, Traders, &.c, who will 1 kind enough to call and ßt i i T to U nMe o please you in style, extent, and variety of (Wis, but also! ) Ott Ml Ot CH A;;Vt p vs WILL MAKE IT AN OUJECT WOliTHY OF YOUR ATTENTION TO BV QUI UI- OLK. Lb

You are particularly renuestetl on vUiting our City to call and obtain prices before purchas!i!g. SCrCalt at the "EXPRESS STORE, corner of Main and Water Street. P

Wholesale dealer in dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Hardware, Cutlery, Leather, &c, &c. OH WATSÄ STREET, EKIHD SOOR A3S0VE MATO STREET EVAN8VILLE, IND. DRY GOODS ATWHO LESA L E . 'VO Country Merchants. -I take this mcthoito inform Meriliants vwtinj this City, that I am in 1 receipt of one of the Iarg'.it and U;t.t asrtcd sltfck of Coeds ever brought to tbi City. - A mom which I enumerate Tick., Dcinins, Drills, StrljK-s, Jane?, I'luntation stulTV , C)sfialurgs, Wickinga, Wauilinar. Itnttimrx fiitliii Vnrnj. XfC

My assortment of brown and bleached Cottons i$, I hclicve, the mot complete wcH of the Allojrhany mountaiue, comriin' all thu most deiiallo styles Felectcd from the best manufactories. My bleached Cotton are mo-ily fmin the Ljwell and Wultham Factories, and arc oceidedly superior to any other good.

either lorein or doinestid, oik red in this market. favorable to buyers than at any other house in this may tu DOMESTICS! Hales 4-4 heavy Drown rfheetinr, in store and forealeby my 16 OLIVER LADD. 50 PRINTS. "I Ca?es of new styles spring Prints; JLO 5 do Dlue and Orange, tor pale by maylC. - OLIVER LADD. MOSQUITO NETTING. Pieces Mosquito Netting, just received and for sale by myl6 OLIVER LADD. 120 LADIES SLIl'I'EUS and BUSKINS. 300 Prs. Ladies dinners and Diidkins of ?uncrior quality and style ever before brought to this market, just received anu lor sate ty may 16. OLIVER LADD. KU und THICK BKOC.'ANS. "I f Cajcs of Prime Kip Drogans; JLtß 5 do do Loya do; 5 do Thick do. For sale by maylG OLIVER. LADD. . WALDKOM SYTIIES, t( Dozen superior Waldrotn (Jrass Scythe!"; 0J 10 do do do Com do; 5 do do do Dryer do; Allot a superior quality for pale bv may 16 OLIVER LADD. yViie näthsTa rlTcn foiiks.' Or Dozen Lampson patent Snaths; 50 do do do Common; 10 do superior Pitch Forks; For sale by (may 16 OLIVER LADD PA2ICYAND STAPLE DRY OODS AT It ETA IL T HE subfcrilver would most respectably inform the public that his stock f)r the Ketau I rade is full and complete, consisting of one of the best assortments of Fancy and Staph Dry Ootids that can be found in Evansvilie.- Plcacall and examine for yourselves. Imay 16J OLIVER LADD. COTTON YARN. 1 O Dozen Hope Factory Cotton Yarns ryr -r u3, vnr otiu im'( una iay it cetved per steamer uoeco irom i lttsuurgn. roraie by imaylij OLIVER LADD. JUST RECEINED, OATONS assorted Rod and Dar Iron; r3 100 kegs assorted Juniata Nails; 25 bundles spring Steel; 5 do sheer do; I caso extra Cast do; Plowelaba, Boiler and sheet Iron; Rasps, Files, and Door Latches, Which, together with our former stock makes it complete. For sale low by A LAUGHL1N, may y. Water street. PANT STUFFS. I UST received brown and bleached Linen Drills, J Cotton Cashimers, Cottonac'es, Demin blue Drills, &.C., suitable for men's Summt r wear. mar 25. M W FOSTER. SADDLE, HARNESS AND TRUNK ißAiiurAOTony. J. P. ELLIOTT, Succesmot to i v . m. & j. r. tuuotiA --ivrrrTri will continue the above business at the Ctw III i"I old atand, Main street, Evansville. He will always keep on hand a constant supp'y ol Saddles, Dridles, Trunks, ic. &.C. of the best workmanship,' which he oilers at wholesale or retail at the lowest prices. Also A great varicty.'of Ti immin.;s utsed by Saddlers, Harness-makers, and Trunk Manufacturers. In addition to my former stock of materials I have just received a very large and general assortment ot Saddle Trees, of all kinds, Skirting, Harness and Dridle Leather; ' Hog skin seating:; . ' " Calf skin do; Plush do, every variety; Bridle Bttta and Ducklts, all kinds; Stirrup Irons, &.C, &c. Riding, liuggy and Wagon Whips, Together with all articles in tny 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 ottendel to at the horte nomay V ly J- F. LLLIOI1 ce fTMlE subscriber settling bis business and re 1 and settle iiniiltli:! ti'lv cdiately. I!y complying they will conft er on him an importai.t favor

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D. S. LANE

TO THEIR UNUSUALLY LAlUJE ST(X:K OF

and Domestic Dry Goods, Evansv ille 1 rade, ana as we nave auoP,eu i.k; mo.... With assurance that my terms and pne prices are more city. Very respect lul!y, OLIVER LADD. Four Days Late From Europe. PROSPECTS 'Favorable to All Cash Customers. , ALLIS & HOWES. tv -it - w THE HOUSE that sells goods for small profits and ready pay, have iust been receiving several important additions to their large stock ot Groceries. I'hey pledge themselves to sell as good articles ami at as low rates as can be obtained in the Wc:t, and invite all dealers, w ho wish to do a taring buivt to come and convince themselves that those n.ts,"rtionsare somethin? more than empty boasts. Their ! stoc k embraced every thing tcloniny to the grocery trade, in proof of which nee the columns of onr city naners- ON EVERY PACE YOU WILL FIND Tl 1 El R A DV ERTI.S EM EN TS. ap 24. JUST received from New York, 6 Halt Pipes Cognac Diandy; 2 PijK.3 Holland (Jin; 10 casks Port Wine; 10 casks Madeira; 2 hhdd Rum; 10 burkels Champagne; ) bxs Cordial.: 100" Claref; I.tO" Sardint; 1(H) cans Oysters; 25 thousand Tigara Cigars; for cale by ALLlr? vt HOWES, ap 2 . Water st. "1 UST received by steamer (tlcncoe, I J 75 tides sole Leather; 1 I 25 Rjts Imon Syrup; I 3 Tierces refined Suar fr fa mil v iiw, for sale by ALLIS & HO WES, j ap 21 1 Water st. JUST received from New Orleans, 20DblslTannersOil; i SO " Tar; ' 4 " Varnish; I 15 " Turpentine; j 5 IJxa Oranges; 10 " Lemon?; 1 in store ond lor sale by ALLIS A- HOWES. ! Watcr&t SUCiAR ! SUCS AK I SUUAK ! 1 On HHDSNew Orleans Sugar. AJU 200 Dags Rio coflee 250 Dbls Molasses; n store and for sale by ALLIS &, HOWES, ap24 Water st sutiAit una TIOLASES. -cr-Pfc 100 Hhds New Orleans Sugar; 2b0 Dbls do do Molasses; frttp-VaZ 40 i do do do do; 25 Dbls Sugar House Molasses Polka brand; 25 I Dbls do do do do do. For sale by A. LAUCHL1N, ap 25 Water street. NAILS. KEGS Doston and Juniata NaiL, assorted! 25 keg3 Flooring Drads, assorted; 25 do Assorted spikes. For sale by A. LAUOHLIN, ap 25 Water street . JUST RECEIVED, " KEGS Pure white Lead; - ; OVF 10 bbls Linseed Oil; """ 5 do Turentine; 25 lxxes 8-10 Window Glass, For sale low by A. LAUOHLIN, may Water street. HYDRAULIC CEMENT. AFULLsuply of this article fresh from themill. together wnh the best of Roach Lime.1 for sale by the batrel. A. L.A UGIiL.tr, ap 2.1 Water 6trect. IRON. A. LARGE and general assortment of all mcs o 'Common Dar, Flat, Round and Square, Droad and Narrow Dand, Axg. and Hoc Dar, Plow Dor, Plow Moulds and labs, Nail and small Rods, tigether with all sizes usually called for in the above line. For sale by A. LAUOHLIN, ap 25 Wattr st. BLACKSMITH'S TOOLS. a i-riT t . t . . . i . ' r in ! n r UIjIi anu gl iinui swiiiiii in ui lrrp every Hung m thai line, namely: Ai r.vvils, lk-llows, Vices, Strew 1tr n 'a lsp, t ilea anu orates Fur sale by

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