Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 1, Number 67, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 12 July 1848 — Page 3

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DAILY JOTJRNAIi. The Daily Jcur.xal is published every morning, (is un J ays excepted) at 10 cents per week, payaMe to the Carriers, or 8 20 per annum, payable in advance. The Ti Weekly Jockxal, for the country, containing all the matter of the Daily Journal, is publishcd on Tuesday, Thursdays and Saturdays, at $4 00 per annum in advance. The Weekly Journal is published every Thursday at 2 00, three copies for 5 00, seven copies lor 8H 00, ten copies for $15 00, in advance. WEDNESDAY MOUSING, JULY 12. G zs. Taylor. The N. 0. Evening Mercury of the 3rd inst. says: While the torch light procession of the democrats was moving thro the streets on Saturday evening in another part ol the city, an immense crowd of citizens assembled in the streets around the St. Charleshaving learned by some means that Gen. Tay, lor had taken his position in the ladies saloon, with Gen. Gaines and lady, and other friends, to witness the display in honor of his respected friend and fellow-soldier, Gen: Butler, and when he was discovered by the assembly thro' the w indows, they sent up the most deafening shouts and cheers lor the "hero of Buena Vista and the man of the people' The crowds continued to increase until' St. Charles and Common street!, for a consideiable distance

up and down, presented to the eye a mass of human forms so dense that we could scarcely move without moving a thousand. The Gen. was much embarrassed, and at first proposed to retire, but was persuaded by hU friends that the speediest and bst mode of dispersing this immense crowd of his enthusiastic friends. would be to present himself at the window and taj a few words. He felt himself compelled, under the cir cu instances, to surrender, and came forward to the window, but was prevented from speaking foe several minu'es by the wild and prolonged cheering which foliowed. When quiet was in some measure restored, the gallant old hero addressed the assemblage to the following ef feet: "Filloxo-citizins: I am accidentally in your city, ana wouut lain De an unobserved fcpecta tor of the proceedings of this uight. Th-i even ing has been set apnrt to do honor to a friend, a Drotnertouuer, a gentleman whom I respect, ana to whom tue country owes a debt of grati luue. a iiau nujeu mat no irieuus oi mine r mid notice my presence in a way to attract attention. But ince you have seen fit to manifest your partiality in a manner which cannot escape notice, 1 can only thank you for the kindness of the compliment, and wish you goou-nigm. General Gaines was with him, and the two veterans retired, amid universal cheering. Ueneral Ua.nes was loudly called for, and i t . i f i . i uppeareu tor a momeni ann mane ins respects . . t- . I 1 . I . 1 ... 1 I to me people, ana me two retirea amia louai end enthusiastic cheering. COA telegraphic despatch dated, N. Yor k July, says: The firm Medad & Piatt, extensive grocers,have foiled to the amount of $200,000. CGTThe Jfew York Courier and enqui ter says a telegraphic despatch dated London, Saturday morning, that at Paris, on the 15ih,th most serious demonstrations were aooreheuded in frnr of th Ln..! N..nlen,i. All th tmnn vere orderedto hold themselves in readiness to rt at a momenta notice. This feeline has arawn out a letter from Louis Noooleon. adPressed to the President, statin-lhat if the people imposed duties on him he would know how to perform them. The letter was referred . :.oa ,UA nn lÄ.fc .-- .1... v... ... Louis had written a letter to the President reBizninz his seat, which was received by ac--i .: r..: . :i Vwiuaiiuu. a olio " uauuuu . hite ÖLAVEKT. All persons win recot- .... . lect the deep denunciations neaped upon uen. Harrison in 1S10 by the locofocos for approv ing a bill selling out white men for violations of the. law. On the 27th of July, 1829, Gen. Cass, as Governor of the territory of Michigan signed a similar bill, by which it became the law ofthat territory. Will these consistent souls now pursue the same course of virtuous indignation against Gen. Cass? Not they! Norl -will they place it among the mongrel measures which now form their platform. In 1S10 the - "Whigs were charged with being in favor of tthite Slavery. Those who made that charge will now have to crawfish, or they are fully convicted of lhat heuious sin. Fresch andSpanish V est Indies. The rerent insurrection of th ilavp in nm f iK -r, . iVoc, i i- ... . . . . French West India Islands, more particularly . . , ' , ' Martimque, has attracted more than usual attention to that quarter. A letter from the Spanish Island of Torto Rico.date'd Pouuce, June 5. M J "in tnis island mere is a population oi nearly D00,000,o! which but 47,000 are slaves. .Martinique haa population of83,000,of which there are but b.OOU whites, or free people. The whole of tnat Island is cultivated oy slave la bor. The slaves in this Island are scattered about i each other. Here we nave 4,uu in a popuia tion Ol over JV,UUU. Thus, it anoears. that while in one Island it were easy for the slaves to gain the majesty it. t.-. .u .u . iu over me vtiiucs, in uie uiuer n nuum uc possible for them to succeed. In Porto Rico, however, it said, so well contented are they, there is not the least apprehension. . -AT. T c T . ,t:, nf ft,A i - - O-Mr. E. S.Tappan, editor of the late Ohio Press, at Columbus, tne ablest ol tna Lo cofoco orcansin that tate tiaud paper on ""VV'T T tie nas tmce puuiiww w.o . . ltfJo he cannot co for Cass. 11c declares lor Van . .... : JJuren and Will SOOll siari a new uajjci iu viiio to aid in rallying the Locotocos ol mat Mate for the Magicua of Kinderhook. Louisri7 Journal'.

By Telegraph to Louisville.

ARRIVAL OF THE CALEDONIA. SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE. Boston, June 8, 8 1. M. The Buena Vista Express reached here today with the Caledonia's news. She arrived at Halifax on Thursday at noon. The United States made the passage over in 13 days. TheHibcrnia 14 days. Consols at London on the 23d, were quoted at 71 3-4 c83 5-8. I Paris is yet agitated. I The resignation of Louis Napoleon has postponed trouble. There are six. candidates for President in the field. Lamertine, Thiers, Prince LouisBonapart, M. Marast, Gen. Causidere, and Cardinaie, ex-prefect of the police. The Orleans Par ty will support M. Thiers, and Berager has de clined in his favor. If the election was soon to take place, little doubts exists that Louis Bonapart would be the successful candidate. Accordingly, the constitution has been altered and the President, instead of being elected by the people, unless he has an absolute majority of the votes given, is to be selected by the National Assembly from five persons returned by the people. Louis Napoleon has been elected colonel of the National Guards. A new pretender is spoken of in the person of Prince of Seuchtenburg, son of Prince Eugene. The war in Denmark is unabated. At a conference of the Kings of Sweeden and Denmark, the Grand Duke Constantine, of Russia, in behalf of Denmark, demanded that the Germans' evacu ite both duchies before negotiation. If Schleswig was given up, Russia claimed Holstein according to the treaty with the Danes. A collision occurred at Berlin. The Burgher Guards attempting to disperse the workmen while demanding work or money from the ministry, five were wounded. The people then erected barricades and captured the arsenals and distributed 2,000 stand of arms to the people, afterwards they retired from the building. An outbreak had occurred at Prague, in con sequence of the King lefwaing to confirm the Provisional Government, and erecting batte ries around the city. The students and people rose and the Assembly was dismissed; the troops put themselves under the protection of the reoe The Government ministers re.:20e.i 0 Cokx. At Liverpool on the 14th, white Corn was31a33s for 490 lbs, yellow, 25a2Gs. Flouk. 27a6d 28Gd. Western canal flour sold yesterday at 2Sj23GM and 29s. Red Wheat. Is 3du7s8J. Cotton is lower. Ordinary American points, higher Upland and Orleans is quoted id higher. The Boston wires here broke. Rep. 1 n dl- m 11 UK ASS EW XORK. ine JOUOWing r I . r . .r ...IV c . .! " irum UK " aJI,c LUUIU lcw lürKi mi nel.anardent Locofocor, which, on recetv inS nomination of Cass and Butler, placed inc,r naraes unncsitatingij at tne neaa ol its 1.1 I columns : Down goes our Cass ticket. We bow to the I Democratic sentiment. Reference particularly l" u,e ripreiou upon una question uy tue "-Mijemotracv ol thiü assembled district. A num ber of individuals placed a Cass flag upon the ton ol the Democratic liberty-pole in this vil laKe, on Saturday mornius last. A large mee I. - r.il . r.T'. . . IIII1VI lilt VI 141 13 tvs II II, 111 iiiq i . u 5 mi iif tli mA it;ic hr nnanimniu rntp. 1I. rectea the same to be takeu down on Monday . - morning, and it was done. Hurricane. A most destructive hurricane passed over Orance County Ind.. a few days since, which swept almost every thing before I w - - it. The current was from one to two miles wide. A number of houses were blown dowr. A great deal of stock was destroyed, orchards uprooted, forests leveled, and the injury to the crow ins crops was immense. The tornado i w w piled ruins on ruins across the county, involv jng almost everything in destruction. Foitanately no lives were lost, and but one man sc riously injured. Murder. The body of a man was taken out of the canal, on Tuesday evening near the cor Doration line, supposed to have been drowned. An inquest was neu, we are iniorina, . anu i t .u ti such was the decision of the jury. The morni2. new evidence bavins been elicited, the body was exhumed, land a fracture found on tJle skull, which no doubt caused death. It I was tnrown into tue water to escape ueiecuou. I Thf nrlir harp infnrmatinii vvKii-S will lend. we hope, to the development of an affair which seems now shrouded in mvsterv. We have since learned that the name of the deceased was Euoch Payne. Cin. Uaz. Herr Von Grone, who nerved as a volunteer - noticed tor hu nallantrv at the battlp mr the I National Brulge, has returned to I'rus&i:., his native country, to fall in an encasement w ith ft Jdn"' bei"3 ot through the head He has a number of friends in the United States. Cümrerlaxd Rod. Hon. C. B. Stvith.on the 29th ult., introluced a bill for th turren I j r.u-r i i it... i j . i ucrui tue uinoenaua ivuja tu imiiaua to tne C... rt-L . rr"-. I . I" loiaie. ine euons wuicii uave ucni muhing I. . iirMpn. -nn t. ..... an annr - . ,. . n r inlroJuceil hy our referred to the committee on pns.(i.ftn,, U'a Mn .V, 1.511 -.r- h ""Y: .1 1 ' Ituuic a aw. . CC3e l another severe rain here on yesterday and last night.

Carrying out a Whim. Not many months since, a hdy who resided in Providence, encountered in the railroad cars an old gentleman, who seemed to regard her with an air of unusual interest. Finally, assuming the privilege of age, lie ventured to accost her, and Ihey entered into conversation. Before parting, he hegged permission to call on her, at her house. is deferential manner, his advanced age, and his frank expression of interest, though a stranger, in her weliare, were so many pleas in her favor, that she replied to Iiis request, that she would be very gl id to see linn, and did not doubt that her husband also would be. "What is your address." She gave it and they puled. Ik-

called on her the next day, and had an interview with her, in the presence o( her husband, and asked the ladv'd permission to send her his miniature. Si.o turned to I er "lord and master," who at once acquiesced in the stranger's proposal- Not many days after, the miniature was sent an admirable work of art, sot round with cosily diamonds and accompanied with a bracelet of great value. Husband and wife were astonished as may be supposed. Some weeks elapsed before they heard again from the stranger. A short time since, he called, and the interview was to this cfleel: "Have you any objection lo moving to New York?1 "None at all, if we could belter our situation. ''What is your present income, Mr. TP A very moderate sum was named, "Humph! 1 have a hnuse in New Yotk for which I want occupants. I pail for Europe next week, and you shall cutne and take pos session.1 You arc veiy kind, my venerable friend," said Mr. T.,' But we are veiy comfortable hen; 1 don't know lhat 1 could afford to enter into the arrangement you propose." "I will very soon obviate that objection," replied the old gentleman. - Come to New York an 1 live, and I will at once tn tke over to you the sum of iwo hundred thousand dollars1 His hear crs looked as if they half suspected they wete dealing with a fugitive of some insane asylum. But there was no insanity about it. The offer was made in good faith was accepted and has been redeemed to the letter. Mr. and Mrs. T. have removed to New York, and taken possession of a fine house in street. Their benefactor

has gone to Europe. lie Will probably make'alaspie, John

his newly formed friends the heirs of I iarge wealth. Airs. T. wai, we Icam, for merly an instructress in one of the public schools of a neighboring cit y. The character of the pirtios, and the hiitory of the affair, thus fir preclude the imputation of any improper motive. The cause of the old gentleman conduct is as much a mystery to the l idy herself as lo her fiiends. He seem lo have taken a whim, and to h ive carried it out. So much only is oppirent. Bat time may throw more light upon the affair. Bos ton Iranscript. TlIK Voice or Ikkland An Iiih peanu ender who has elniioned himself at the re" ceipt of custom in front of the Chatham The atre, has hung out a flag with the following inscription : "May the Drril hum every Irishman vho iront vote for Ould Zach." To which all the ptissersby, as we understand, ejaculate amen! New York Mirror. A Long Partnership. Messrs. Trott & Bumstead, of Boston, have recently dissolved a mercantile partnership of 50 years duration and steady succts in business. Previous to their partnership, they were follew-ap-prentices in the same stoic for a period ol seven years. The Foretold Comet to appear in ISIS, must surely be candidate Cass nnd his five tails, Houston, Allen, Foote,, Blight and Beuion. The prognostics are thai Cass will be beaten five times as bud as was Vau Buten in 1810. AnscNTEF.tsJi. The Londoneerry Standard statos that the Marquis ol Hertford draws about X0,000 yearly from his Irish estates, and of which sum about j300 maybe ppent in Ireland. Who can wonder at the civ Tux vour abscutccsP To cet rid cf Flies. Set scveial plates or pircels of lime in dilferent patts of the house in a day or two you will find yourself rid of these troublesome insects almost altogether. It ought to bo set constantly, aud rencwod when the lime loses its slien"th. Railroads and Steamboats. The N. Y. Knickerbocker s iys lint worn in is the sie.iin-engine of delight and the notive power of love." "Cais ready all in!" Tempfrancein Kxgland. It is stated as a proof of very encouraging progress, lhat there arc iu all two thousand Ministers in England, who adhere to (he principal of total abstinence from intoxicating drinks. But it must be remembered, that two thousand is but a miserable (taction of the whole not one in ten. DU. BRANDT'S NOTICE. IN consequence ot the solicitation of several of my patients, 1 have concluded to prolong my stay in this city for an indefinite time; but as I wUh to have my business settled, 1 have placed all my notes and accounts due on, and previous to the first of July, in the hands of H. Pli'mte, Altornryat Ijtwiox collection. All to whom 1 am indebted will pleaso preK'nt their account to him; r.nd all tho-e who were indthted to meat the above date, will y lease call at his oltice a nd settle immediately. By prompt attention they will pave themselves trouble and eipcnse, and conti r on me n great favor. 1 hall etill continue practising my profession; hut wih to eontino my attention principally to the cure ot diihVult, internal Jistne3. To eincethe success which hw attended my prac".t?c, I refer to my numerous patrons in this city ant its vicinity. My charges in all castrse will le graduated according to those of the laro cities of this country and Europe, jyl- C. BRANDT LAXD roil SAIK. TAM nuthorizcnl to t II at private hale It acreä of land, the east half of the pouthcast quarter of sec tion 31, m town 6, south n-.ngre 11 west. J-'aid land is well lecated and the title indisputable. For terms apply to jy 3 li. W. DUNBAR.

LIST OF LETTERS, REMAINING uncalled for in rbe Post Office nt Evansville Indiana, on the first day of Jul?. 113. . Austen, Mary Van, Miss McBrain, ugh 2

Andreaz. Ii D McCaliester, Peter Anderson, John Aiher, E C Anion. Susan Mrs Aiken, David, Jr Blinn, Lorenzo Warwick, J Ö Breed, Rufus Beat, Joseph Beal; John, Jr. Briant, Fh-mmon Boon, Phillip Brown, Jeny Elizabeth birth, John II Butler, Theodore Holies, Charles D Baker, Thomas Bennett, Ivy Barnett, Joseph C Brown, James Black, Wilkinson Brown, Win Buress, Julia Ann Bowman, Thomas Jr Bar bridge, Elijah Cl Camplicll, Jonas Canunern, Charles Craig, Mary Clay comb, John Q Collins, Alexander II Carlilc, Sam'l Clark, Wilson Carr, Randal Q Coon r ad. Franklin Cole, Lydia Ann Carothers, Thomas P Carother, Thomas Clark, James F Craig, John Cole, Beter CoU, James Carney, Patrick Colwrty, Joseph Coats, John Cushaillcr, Victory Clark, Samuel Carter, James Q Daub, .Mica I MeMurren. William McDowel, Geo Maynor, Jane S , Mauder, Joseph .Morris, James Miller, Beter VV Moss, B,Sr Miller, Andrew McKee, Adam McUrath, Jeremiah MtCue, C McMillin, John S Millar, Michael Miller, A A.Ctipt McCormick, James C Meloon, Mary an Mercer, John Nichols, Reuben Newman, James Newell, William 2 Newcom, Jacob J Noss, Fred or Jacob Oliaro. E, Miss 1'ritchett, S 2 Pool,0,& Smith t'atterson, John Butnam, Edwin C Bahner, Jesse Berry, Milan Ross, A C Ruark, Ernstus 3 Robertson, Ueo V Risley, Ebtntzer Revis. Mark Randlett, Sam'l L Rogers, Ö C fc?tord, John A Serkle. Amanda U Stephens, Helen M Sirkle, Andrew Stockwell, John D Sargent, Lemuel II Spiliman, Richard auer, Ueorge Spencer, Joseph C Stanley, Thomas eay. Rachel li Stanslmn;, Jackson Dawson, Kobt Downey, Caroline, Miss Struck, Henry Dt ular, F Seharb, A Daman, Volney P Darmann, C Davies, John Daman, Volney Davis E Dousman, (Jcorgd Duahe, Wm Daer, D Rev 2 East men, M J 4 Egirlcston, Eliab Etta, llenrv Eastman, MahlonJ Eaton, Allen 11 Fenimore, Theodore or brother Frrnks, John P Foster, Morrison Sheet, Wm Staiubrook. Peter Stelle, James hhanner, Charles T Charmer, John A fckeels, Thomas Kedd Temple, William C Thompson, Fenlall Thompson, William Taylor, Milton Theusden, William Thompson, George Vinia, Green Williamson, Samuel Watson, Mary Williams, William Wool.'olk, K Williams, James D Wat Jo, U S Wilmotb, Susan Miss Woods, John Watnon, George Williamson, kÄlwarl Ferrell, lluijh Col Gardiner, James L Graven, Charles li (rnhaui, John A tlraham, Christopher C UriTii, John U eltslnie, James W Worinan, Joseph 2 Gahart c Uurkhaz WhcUtone, Elizabeth lien.on, i'nrthcna, Miss W illiam, Henry Harrison, Klua Ann Wood, liachacl, MUi Hopple vt ISean vv oijan. John Hurst, Benjamin Ward, John. Hilt. Wm Geruinu Letters. 7i-'''iiilottom, Joseph 2Asteller, C Anstinjer Fr Hall. Wm It lJernliard, A Molden, James llolderly, Victor llazen, Dyer D "ariKir, Jol ifowarJ, Mancy, Mrs llu'iki, David 7utt', LUizaheth D, Mra 7an.shaw, 11 U all, Jiio Higgi'iliottom, Canady Jcniier, Adam Joyncr, Nancy, J jiioa, San ler JeniK-r, Tliomas Sr Ingram, (Jerom It Jones, Anglin, Miss Jonen. Auuilla Kisnily, James Kirk wood, Robert 2 i.- v liukor; Anton Dehler, Louis Dieter, M iieusnrr, B I'obz, Joseph Humel L It llibncr, I) 2 Hibncr, Diotrick llticrzleman, Peter li .!. im,;ii. HedJerich, W Jourdan Jacob Knizer, Henry Knier, Jacob Koch, Fhillip Kessler. Kr hard Koot, Jacob Kuhn, JnoG Keumcr. F Ian;bein, W G Kramer Valentine & Jo!inL.uiikenlieirncr, " Kavehaujjh, Michael Lukcy, C F Kelly, Sain'l Lan?, Moriz M tl 1 1 , I.III , Knox, 1 homas ixrcuncr, t. Kellogg, Ievora Morn Kopps, jsieolous Morloch, Christain Laihrop, Ceo A, M D 21iheiiilander, G Landlord, Anna, Mrs Schnnctter. G Lyons, Amelia Scheiner, John Lyons, Clariw, Mrs. S-ik, K Laferty, Ann, Mrs Schmidt, John Iaferty, John Seker, John Iognn, Charlos Slanegin, M Lonirbothen ÄcCo. McssrsScliclhorn, (J N Jiiviniiston, Isaac I) SpuJler,G V Schrieber, M tvjpser, S G h'hank. John Stord, John Tehman F Theuefkauf, F Vollmer, John I Minnie, Peter Ixcroix, .M I) .Mackr, till McDowel, William .May fie Id, Jes McCarty, William McFarlaml, William McCov, John Waller, Jaoob Maxwell, Samuel Wittman. Bctcr Persons callins for any of the above letters wi.I say they are adotrt 'ned. 3 7 B. F. DLTUY, P. M. Post Ofliee, Evansville, la. jy 6 SODA AND IILUK LICK WATEIC. VC. 11ALLUCK has erected a tine Soda Fountain for the accommodation of the public and requests ihor: who appreciate a cooling drink, in a hot, dusty day. to give him a cull. Abo constantly on hund pure Blue Lick Water rom the Drennon (h'y.) Springs. my 26 FANCY ARTICLES. THE subscriber has rcceivdd an assortment of: Seals, Sealinsr Wax, Note Paper; Steel Bocds, Kins, Tassel.; Bag Clasp-S Needle, Pur.-e Twist; Fancy Beads, Pins Knitting Pins; Razors, Razor Straps, Shaving; Tooth, Hair and Nail Brushes, vtc, Sec, AIo, Edging?, Inserting, Drawer GiHxls ot every variety, for sale at wholesale and retail by ap 15 .MORRIS SJOIINSON. JT. HL'GO, llnuxe Carjnnttr an Vine strett,nfc'' r Mr .Dodges' church. nd Joiner my2-m PALM HATS, BONNETS, FL OWE RS &C VVERY large stock consisting of every variety of Summer hats, leghorn, palm leal, French broid, shans.&c, fur and tilk hats of cvtry desira ble style botinJts, nil the neweet styles, with a splen did assortment of tlowers, riblKtns and bonnet trimmings for sale by apljj MORRIS S. JOHNSON. WHOLESALE AXD UETAIL SADDLE. HARNESS. AND TRUNK MANUFACTORY; Main treet, Evnusvillc, Ind. SAMUEL CL'PPI .ESbojs C03j) lends n,,J-aVtö VA is rpmov'" 11" 1 I -Cleave tointorni ins trien nul)Iic irenerally. that he hasremov--ed his shop to Main s-trect, between First and Second, next door to C. Boll s Drug store, where he keeps a larc and general assortment of Saddles, Bridles, Har ness. Trunks. Carret Lags Saddle Bags, alises.and alt etiler articles in his line, which he o&rs -t whole sale or retail at the lowest cah prices. He also keeps constantly on hand a large and general assortment of trimmings ot nil kinds, such as, Saddle Ireesot all kinds. Skirting, Harness and Bridle Leather, llog-slvin seating. Pad skinj. Plush ol every variety, Brass mounting of ail kinds, Black do do do. Bridle Bits of every kiad, Bridle li.icidca do, Stirrup Irns do. Buggy, Riding and Wagon Whip?, Together with nil other articles in his line. Country merchants and farmers would do well to call and examine my stock t'Clore purchasing elsewhere, 83 L am uciti iiiiiivu iu s.t uisv iaiu unities ui tcrjr iun prices. Jane ll-dlw&.w3mo SAMUEL CUPPLES.

NEWS B TELIEGIg-AFM!

TO CITY AND COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

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H0LESAL5 DEALERS IM FOREIGN AKO DOMESTIG DRY GOODS, COltXEttftF MAIN AXD WATER STIIEET, KVANSVILLE, I A.,

WOULD INVITE ATTENTION OF THE TRADE Spring and Summer Foreign

WHICH we are dailv receiving from the Eastern Market?, Manufacturers, & c. Our stock has been selected with great care and at extremely low rates, under the most favorable circumstances, (with the

CASH with an r.-necihl view to the patronage of the bvansville I rade, nnd aa we have adopted tne mono of "URGE SALES AND SM ALL l'U )F1TS, we have no hesitation in pledging ouraelves to City and Country Merchants, Dealers, Traders, &c.,who will be kind enough to call and eus. not only to 1 able to please you in fiyle, extent, nnd variety of Goods, hut also Tif OFFER YOU SUCH BARGAINS AS WILL MAKK IT AN OliJECT WOitTHY OF YOUR ATTENTION TO BUYOUT OF OUR LS

TABLISHMENT. . . . ... JCT You are particulatly requested on visiting our 80-Call at the MEXlR ESS STORE," corner of M Wholesale dealer in dry

Caps, Hardware, Cutlery, Leather, &c, &c.

OU WATEH STIIEET, T2ZZZU

EVANS VILLE, 1ND. DRY GOODS AT WHOLESALE. TO Country Merchants. I take this methoi to inform Merchants visiting this City, that I am in receipt of one of the largest and het assorted flock, of Goods ever brought to this City. Among which I enumerate Ticks Deniins, Drilla. StriDes. Janes. Plantation stuffs. Osnaburcrs. Wickinss. Wad-

dinirs, Battings, Cotton Yarns, tc.

My assortment of brown and bleached Cottons is, I believe, the most complete west of the Alleghany mountains, comprising all the most dehirahle styles selected from the best manufactories. My bleached Cottons are mostly from the Lowell and Walthain Factories, and are eecidedly superior to any other good

either loreignor domestu, otiercd in this market. favorable to buyers than at any other house in this may lo DOMESTICS! F?f Bales 4-4 heavy Brown Shcctin'r?, in ftore and Oil for sale by myloj OLIVER LADD. PIUKTS. If? Cases of new styles pring Prints; O 5 do Blue and Orange, lor pale by may 16. OLIVEK LADD. MOSQUITO NETTING. "i On Pieces Mosquito Netting, ju.t received and J forealeby (mylGJ OLIVER LADD. LADIES SLIPrEItS and BUSKINS. OHA Prs. Indies tlipfxTs and Buskins of eupe0"v rior quality and Hyle ever before brought to this market, just received aud for sale by may 16. OLIVER LADD. KIP and THICK BKOGANS. LT Cifees of Prime Kip Brogans; 5 do do Boys do: 5 do Thick do. For sale by maylG OLIVER LADD. VALDIt03I SYTIIES. PZf Dozen superior Waldrom Grass Scythes; Ol 10 do do do Corn do; 5 do do do Brver do; Allot a superior quality for sale by may 16 OLIVER LADD. SYTIIE SNATHS & PITCH FORKS. QA Dozen Lampson patent Snatlis; t0J 50 do do do Common; 10 do superior Pitch Forks; For sale by may 16 OLIVER LADD rAHOYAND STiLPZ.23 DRY GOODS AT RETAIL, 'PIIE subcriUr would mst respectably inform I the public that his stock tor the lletoil Trade is full and complete, consisting of one of the lcst assortments of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods that can be found in Evan3ville. Plea call and examine for yourselves. ImaylC OLIVER LADD. COTTON YARN. t ( f(f Dozen Hope Factory Cotton Yarns 1U,UUU N'oa. SOU. b00 nnd 'tV, thi3 day received per steamer Rosco from Pittsburgh. For sale t y InitylT OLIV ER LADD. JUST IlECEINED, Ofl TONS assorted Rod and Bar Iron; vf uw kegs nscorted Juniata Nails; 25 bundles spring Steel; 5 do t-necr do; I case extra Cast do; Plow slabs. Boiler anl sheet Iron; Rasps, Files, and Door Latches, Which, together with our former stock makes it complete. For sale low by A. LAUGIIL1N, may 9. Water street '' PANT STUFFS. UST received brown and bleached Linen Drills, Cotton Cashimcrs,Cottonades, Dem in blue Drills, &c, suitable lor men's Summer wear, jnarji M W FOSTER. SADDLE, HARNESS AND TRUNK IA2?UX1AC?"OXlY. J. P. ELLIOTT, iSveca- OTTT tor to n . m. CrJ.i . Mr Jioir.) f-tkTT will continue the above business at the Y old stand. Main street, Evansville. He will always kceD on hand a constant supply ot baddies. Bridles. Trunks, ice. &c. of the best workmanship, which he oilers at wholesale or retail at tho lowest prices. Also A great varietyof Trimmings used by Saddlers, Ilarneüs-makers, and Trun Manufacturers. lo addition to my former stock of materials I have just received a very large and general assortment of Saddle Trees, of all kinds; Skirting, Harness and Bridle Leather; Hog skin seating; Calf skin do; Plush do, every variety;. Bridle Bitts and Buckles, all kinds; Stirrup Irons, &.C.. Ac. Riding Buggy and Wagon Whips, Together with all articles in my line, ot wholesale and retail. . . Persons dealing in the above artu lea will find it to their advantage to call and examine my stock. AL orders promptly attended to nt the shortest nomay y ly J. P. ELLIOTT ce A CARD. THE subscriber is settling his business and requests those indebted to him to call and settle immediately. By complying they will confer on him an important favor. je 304 w D. S. LANL.

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TO TIIEIIl UNUSUALLY LARGE STOCK OF and Domestic Dry Goods, ........... . , City to can ana outain prices oeiore purcna.ng. ain and Water Street. a p G-oods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, BOOS. ASOV23 BZAZIT STREET With assurance that my terms and pric prices ore more city. Very respectfully, OLIVER LADD Four Days Late From Europe. Favorablo to All Cash Customers. ALLIS & HOWES. " THE HOUSE that e clla gooda for small profits and ready pay, have just been receiving several important additions to their large stock of Groceries. f hey pledge themselves to sell aa good articles and at as low rates as can be obtained in the West, and invite all dealers, who wish to do a saving. bmstueti to come and convince themselves that those assertions are something more than empty boasts. Their stock embraces every thing belonging to the grocery trade, in proof of which see the columns of our city papers' ON EVERY PAGE YOU WILL FIND THEIR ADVERTISEMENTS. op 21. JUST received from New York, . 6 Halt Pipes Cognac Brandy; 2 Pipes Holland Gin; 10 casks Port Wine; 10 casks Madeira; 2 hhds Bum; 10 barkels Champaigne; 5 bxs Cordials: 100 ". Claret; 150" Sardines; 400 cans Oysters; 25 thousand Tigara Cigars; for Bale by ALLIS & HOWES. ap21 Water it. JUST received by steamer Glencoc, 75 sides sole Leather; 25 Bxs Lemon Syrup; 3 Tierces rclined Sugar for family nse, for sale by ALLIS &. HOWES, ap21 Water at. JUST received from New Orleans, 20BM4Tnnncr8Oil; 50 " Tar; 4 Varnish; 15 " Turpentine; 5 Bxs Oranges; 10 " Lemons; in store and lor sale by ALLIS &, HOWES. Water t SUGAR ! SUGAR I SUGAR I inn III IDS New Orleans Sugar. 1UU 200 Bags Bio collec 250 Bbls Molasses; . n 8orc and for sale by ALLIS &. HOWES, np2 Water st SUGAR and MOL ASKS. too Hhds New Orleans Sugar; 250 Bbls do do Molasses; 40 I do lo do do; 25 Bbls Sugar House Molusscs Tolka brand; 25 1 Bbls do do . do do do. For sale by A. LAUGHL1N, op 25 Water street. NAILS. OÄTA KEGS Boston nd Juniata Nails, assorted fatt-PJ sizes; 25 kegs Flooring Brads, assorted; 25 do Assarted spikes. For sale by . A. LAUGH LIN, ap 25 Water street JUST RECEIVED, ÄTf KEGS Pure white Lead; OU 10 bbls Linseed Oil; 5 do Turpentine; 25 boxes tMO Window Glass, For sale low by A. LAI GHLIN, may Water street. HYDRAULIC CEMENT. A FULL suply of this article fresh from the mills, jl together wnh the best ot Koach Lame. For sale by the batrcl. A. LAUGHLIN, Water street. cp 25 IRON. A LARGE and general assortment of all sizes o Common Bar, Flat, Round and Square, Broad and Narrow Band, Axe and Hoe Bar, Plow Bar, Plow Moulds and slabs. Nail and small Koda, together w ith all sizes usually called lor in the above line. For sale bv A. ijauuiiuih, ap 25 Water st. BLACKSMITH'S TOOLS. A FULL and general assortment oi - -3 every thing in that line, namely r An . VVHS, ieunt . .u. T vils. Bellows ices, - öcrew nates r ---- I'.on ilea and Urates Fnr ale bv - A. LAUGHLIN ap 25 Water street

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