Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 1, Number 113, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 4 September 1848 — Page 3

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jDAIIsY JOURNAL. The Daily Joe., is published rvcry morning (Sundays excepted) at lo cents j- r week, payable the Carriers, or $." 20 per annum, payable in . advance. The Tbi-Wi.i;ei.y Ji.v.u,. Ar -', conmining all tin: matter of ihr Daily Journal, ispnhdied Hi Tuesd iys, Thursdays and Saturdays, ut $1 t0 per annum in advance. Th WttKi.Y Jot rvi. is punished every Thursday at $2 t0, throe copies fur S" 00 seven copies tor . 11 00, ten copies lor $15 uO.in advance.

MONDAY MORNING, .SEP. 4, 1848. The Jesuits in Galicia, (Austria,) have received orders to quit that country before the 15th of July. The reverend fathers possess there five great establishments, viz: a convent in the capital, a gymnasium and a seminary of philosopher at Tarnopol; in the east and a normal school, to which is attached a sort of penitentiary prison, at Starnowicz, in the circle of Sandecz. so that the country was found entirely under the domination of the Jesuits. Nine Miles or Flour. - The quantity of flour burnt up on the pier at Albany, was about 15,000 barrels, which being placed endwise, would extend over nine miles, the same being two feet deep, and as many wide. It is said a party of young men are organising in Philadelphia to take part in the Buffalo hunt on the Rio Grande. Costly C em ext. The New York Journal of Commerce lias started the idea that the mile age i of the members of Congress is the cement of the "Union' - From the way the members tick to it, it reallv stems to be verv adheaire. TniVMPH or a Dead Coos. A friend just returned from Logansporl, iclutcs an anecdote at the expt'nsc of the iinterrilied lX-in(X:r.icy of that place, which is worthy of being published from one eml of the Union to the other, as ominous of the sd defeat which awaits him at the approaching election. A number of the faithful'' had prepared a pole, winch lliey iiileiHletl raiMiig. Aller ine difficulty, it was made to assume an up right position, which it maintained for a mo ment, when thnrn it came uith a crasA.' Cluigrined, but not disheartened, the work wa abandoned till the next day, when, a multitude having been asmbled from the ou n Try, and elsewhere, it was resumed, ami the pole erected. Proud of the achievement, and with the spiteful design of striking terror into the hearts of their political adversaries, a cannon was brought out to salute the lofty standard ol the Loeofoco banner. A live coon h-ivtug b-vn procured, was in continently fckinnr;!, and rammed into the can non on top of the charge. . . flr.-at was lite exultation at this juncture, as eihihilcd in the loud laughter and prolonged Hliouts of the e(-tatiirs. llam down the old om! . Vl'reak his bones! ' "rlux It into him!" l tu r oUaud blow AVhirjyrr and tycoon to the de il! - . . They did let her ofT, amid the clamor of excited voices; and the spirit of the old -coon like Simpson, when he bowed himself and em braced the pilUr-i of thti Philistine Temple, put a Ui but mighty e!Fjrt,au J bunted the cannon into atom!! . No person was injured, but we would have our Lmofoco neighbors, who are so apt at citing oineus. bear this in mind as one worthy to oflel a hundred of those little unavoidable occurrence to which our attention is occasionally directed, and which are construed as indicative ol Whig defeat. ITulasi Atlas, - FOK SALE OR EXCHANGE. TIIK sutrcriler has a dwelling honso and thre lu situated in the city of Little Kock, Arkansas, which Ii u autioua to li.-j-? uf either lor rash .r exchange lir proju-rty in lite State of Indiana. tt For particulars eiKiuirc uf l'inucl U. Lincoln of Little K.M-k, or 11. JAt'K.SDN, auj J-dlVw2r.. . Lvaiu.vi.lo. FOK SALE. TWILL aril at uiaten!e Lot No. 9 in the upper lidargeiiK-nt ul llierity; title perfect. IiUoihjoC tlia riMi eligible locations in the city for a private r itlence. . . AIoa ten yearfleawon a lot 371 by 150 feet, suitaide tor a residence. au2S JOHN J." CIlANOLEIi. Cincinnati Clothing Store Next door to C. Hell, l)ru-sist,v . R MAIS .ST., KVASS VIL1.E IA.ZZZ. ,'rx. aiilkki.x; A I(KIJMMi:U c. RAVKjust received from their .Manufactory in Cincinnati, the latent New York style of Sl'KlNG SUMM KU CLOTHING, All of which are made and trimmed in the hest man n r under their direction expresly for this market, and consists of every article requisite to complete Kcittlcfiien a wardrobes. COATS. Superior Clack and Hi nc French and Fnjrli.-hClotb I)rej, Frock and Sack Coats, full trimmed Castimeret, lirown. Green and Gray, and all color of Tweed Dre, Sack and Frock Coats. i;ick Siinuner Cloth, Iiistre nrnl Croton Cloth Dress, Frock and Sack, lirown Linen and Linen Clieck and Gingham Coats, fcvery variety of Coats fLuatc and Kuumlahonts. PANTAfiOONS.4Supcrior Dlaek-and IHnc Cloth and Caimere l'ant. Fancy French Ca.i mere di. I Hack L"3re, IWn Uncn. Linen Check. Tweed and Corduroy l'ants. of every variety and price to suit customer) W.k Satin, plain and Fancy Silk and VcIvC w hite Manedle and MarwiJles of all colors, anJ -kind of common vests and nriccs. FURNISHING COODS. All the late styles of pining and fancy silk and satin Cra-r vat.-. Scarfs and tK-k.; whitcLj Ljf filk and all colors Pocket Hanlkerehiel; Lim-n iid Linen bosm phirta; Muc4m and rai:nei u.; flannel and Net under shirts and Praws; Shirt Collars; i'ashwnahle Heaver, kid, threa-1 and cotton Gloves; embroidered and plain gtim sus lender?; t-ilk, Jin"hamand cotton Umbrellax; bilk Hats; Caj; fcxTts, Shoes; walking canes, Ate. All the above articles and everything rie in the furnishing line will be sold at Cincinnati prices for CASH. . , We shall continue to receive frenh supplies weekly durin" the season from our Manuiaetory in (ÜneinJ nati. lap 4-tlj AIILFJILNG HKtiM.M I'Al. Y AKE-HOITSE FOK KENT. LAltGR Ira me Ware-Hou-e for rent; apply i. t lu nl.rrihcr corner M a i n a ud S-eond ?t n et . A

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mMm . - ' - .......... WILLIAM IIHGHUH

JSI EW FA LL GOOD&U! J. H. MAGHEE & CO.,,

Wholesale Dealers in Foreign and Domestic dry Goods.

EVANSVILLE,

TTAYi: Jul received per steamers American Eagle J. I. stock.

We invite flic Trade to crd. and examine onr a.rt.nent; as Tnost ol these qo.is are no inucn in re me.ot. It is the intention of the liirm to purchase an unusual Large Stock this reason, and tu cd at o

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The liead of the house will attend the cistern package, -Auction saies uuum; pare no pains in col It et in one of tl largest and mMIrsirahlc Stock ever olWwl i iirrily. We could say to the Trade neutrally, and parr ulurly to Merchant of the abash alley ihat you ran

Uiy goods in Evaiisvillcthi Fall on iw r"od s aJ Terre Haute, no half mile from ISrownin' eU-am mill. This am lies on !ki;i Mdt-s ul the slate ruou. andcauhe-o liv!ddihai it will make two o! farms. Ou llu Kast tide of tlic road is new two story frame huusc, with a store room attached, thir ly-tHn lirt ln. a, frame nioke hou.-tc and bhoj, a lanrr double I on laru hixtv-ti. feet long by twciiiytwo wide, with a twelve toot shed running die winde length, and all oilier necessary out buildings, aihl d(-uty of gotnl water, one Luudretl of ehtdoe a(ple trees, w ith a variety of peach and other f ruit trees.On the west wdeot theroad, isai;oil frame dwellin, a frame nuxke lute, witli a lare dou!le Itarn, well shailed, wilh stables and other out building, onehundnxl heming apple trees ol the lt kind, also a vaJiety of x-aeh, phiuih and cherry trees, a never tailing wellol tue t'st kind of water. The land is in a hi;r.h state uf cultivation, plenty of good hickory, white and black oak timluT for all nuriMi-se?, plenty of sand, free and limestone rock, in fehort everything to make it a desirable location, it u one ol tbc U sl locati.HU! in thU part of the State lor a store and piihlie house. This farm will lo tmld on reasonable terms and payments made easy. For further ir.for inaiion en quire of James T. Walker, id Lvansville or t the proprielorson the premises.' 1 oisioii may be üail iiiimeiliat iy it rcjuirca JOHN P.UKW. "'"'.'THOMAS HF.NNEs.SY Scott townj-IJn.VandurLurs eo. la.-. ajdC d&.wCm VAl.UAHI.il HOUSlIAc LOTS FOR .SAT.I2. I Y lin-cti-Mis of the Vanderburgh ProUite Curt I J the um!eri'inctl Administrator of the Lslatcof Gustavnslp!ey, laU; ol VamlerlHtrgh County th-e'd will, on W.dii-day the 27th day ot SeptemU-r, A. I)., 1414, at tlie lor of tli? Court House in Kvansville, U'twex n tlie. hours ol 1 and 4 o'cloeK 1 . iu., ol aid day, exjnvoe lor sale at public auction, ltsNo. 1 and i in block No. 1 in Innasco city, formerly -Ith Hnlarnement. atlioininn the city of Kvantvillc, with n new iw-teneuient dwclloiii-liou; tlK'rein, renting lor $x,(t per nnnuiu. Tennjid sale nc-third cash; one-third in three months, and on the remaining a credit of t-ix moutlis from nalcnobs reiuircd with aiprovetl seeiuity.wa vin ail relief from valuation-and appraisement " . r . .. - II i : law.-. -A in-rieeiiiiio in it nit-ji. (nti4 ill DA Mr. I. CllU 1 F., Adnfr. "AI.i:XA3IDi:it IAU4III.IIV, Wholesale and Retail vy, ...'f., ...it.., Wim and Shed Iron Store. WATKtt STUF. KT, EVANSViLLK, 1NIUANA. WK lie leave b call tlie attention of merchants. Trader. anl Farmers ireoerally, throughout the Wab.-i.vli ctuiitrv. Illinois, and the Suit hern por tion of Kentucky, to our lar;e and very reneral Slock of Groceries, lmn, Nails, Tin Plate, Copper, Wire, Axc, Cotton Yarn and Homester Manulactured Articles. V Inch we oiler lor sale at very re lurid urii-rs fur Cash or Profliiee. Tlieluailuf the hiiUBe rreidinin Pitthu;-h, will enable tis to lie regularly Supplied widi all nrtieku in our hue. Dealers and eotuitrv rnerelianw ueen noi travelU-yoiiil Fvansville fur a supply o all nrtieUs they may lu-ed, and tliey would consult tlK'ir iniCTC! by uivui us a call, as we aredeierinmoii to men u .-.hare ol imblic itatronae. The business will le conducted ty J A.vlr.S LAI (.llI.liN, JB ftV Fitit Iters, Hides, Tallow. lH"-swax, and all kinds of Produce purchased at the highest market prhv. ' may 4, '47-tf KCW'-AXI) CHEAP UUY GOODS . jrsT.ornxEü.AT. . ,. IHMDSCN JlOlUiAN'S 7" I tUe Xrm Fnimr BifiMing, oh Main Stm td. OlXiX Prf. fancy Prints; lU ) s. Ginnliarus Prints, at only 10 cents per yard; 20 ps Ginghams, colors warratcd, at 1C c'ts j r yard; 10i jw bleaehed Domestic; 10 eases Hat: 10 do Pools; . lOdo Ladies1 filipprrf; . CO ps Irish Linen, from 23 cents to 1 0l per yard; .V H-rae Scarfs, at only 50 ets each. 2."i sup summer Shawls; m Fancy linen lrills; Gloves, blk and white Kid, Pic Nie and Citltun; Stl Heeds and Purse Trimmings; Hosiery, embracing every quality; 3 ps Carj-cting; 5laks Hrown Domestic; 1 do Drilling; 2 tin l)nalcrf, And many otlier article, w hich makes our assort ment ciptal to any that can I found in the city. W en tost respect tu lly solicit a call from alt wbowsin t. buy Goods, cither at wholesale or retail, as we feel eonfuhnt that they will lind it to their interest to iurchaseof us. KRÜSi:N V. MORGAN, jc 0 No. 25, Main street. NEW (lOOI)S! NEW (J09DSÜ I UST received hv JOHN SHAN KLIN, comer of I Locust and Water street, P.vansvillc; IIM Pack age, consisting in part ol the following article, viz: aoo pim-s prints oi tne newest styie, 15 Imles Hrown sheetings, 20 pieces Red Flannels, 20 " White di 20 Canton do, ' frf " HedTick, 23 cafses Hoots antl Shoes, Un pieces Bleached Shirtings, 2v Ndrs Large Hlankets, Hlueand lint n Mackinaw do, 15 Imixcs Hats and Caps, assorted, tiO dozen Hoiery, Satiincts, Cassnners and Jeans, Hiuna Vista Cassimere; laramalta ami Coburgh Cloths, California Plaids, Ca-limeris, M. de Lains, Ali3i-cas f every variety. Wool Cloaking, 5 nieces Gro De Rhine Silks. Atjo, Linen Cambric HdkMs. fancy and Hl.ick Silk do. A large aswuiinent ol Shawls Irom DOcis. to $,(io. jpv" All Kini3 oi i rottuce taKcn in exciiangc. t!ec21-'l7tf Four lnys Intc From i:iiroic. PHCSr22CTS : Favorable to All Cash easterners. ' AI.EIS'A'HOU'ES. rpiUF. HOUSB that sells gooda for finall profits and I ei" i y jnjr, iiacjiii o--ii risi iiii'i; Mnai mi uortant a!dilins to their larire stock of Groceries. I ney pieuge ui-iiiseies iu mii nrm ien nii'i at as low rates as can lie obtained in the West, and invite all dealers, wh wish to do a fating. business to come and couviuce thcmclvc that tin e as?r tioiisare ouieüiiiTg more than empty Imast. Their sfock cmliraees every thing Ulonging to the gTccry trude, in iiroofvf which th columns of our eity iniiers- UN LVKRY PAGK YOU WILL FIND 'I i . I ... .1 I II I I . .fit ifilfH'tlii 1 llLlli ADV LaiC 1 iJt..lC lis. ap 21. .7 Ui3T rect i V1! by stcamrrGlcncoe, 73 sides sole leather; 25 Hxs Iemon Svrr.p; 3 Tierces refined Siumr lor familv upo, for sah? by ALL1S&. HOWL'S, ap I Water st. KOOMS TO KENT. THUF.H ro.nn suitable for a rlwf llir.gl--. tor r. FTiiall Family or for other's, situattil over the subxcriliers store, corner Mninand Seond Mr-t Apply I lau2b WILLIAM nt'GHI

MA VA I.UARLE FARM for Western C lothing StOrC, CONTAINING twohuntlrcd.'rTidbix- . . , . i. .,.,,.',. e., y-one and one hilf er, ninety-si ir.rovul, leu A'XtJoortO O. I tnntwn Lope Store. miles from l.ansville uii the stale road hading to Water Street, EvrtnsYiHe, In.

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and CoioradSVukHgcsot their Kail an.l Wimei - - ' . . . , . , , anywhere cid in tne v esi. BY BRUMMER & CO. HAVE just received from their Manufactory in Cincinnati, a large assortment of ready made fashionable clothing, suitable for all seasons of the year, all of which are made and trimmed in the best manner under their direction, expressly for the market, and consists of every article requisite complete gentlemen's wardrolies superior Plack and Blue French and English cloth dresses, frock and sack coats, full trimmed. Blue and blach Satnet frock and sack coats, Cashmeret, Brown, green, gray and black, and all collors of tweed, sack, frock and dress coats, every variety of coats, coatees and roundahouts, superior black and blue cloths and cassimere pants, fancy French cassimere do., Blue and Mack and gray arid ?trijed satinet pants and corduroy panisol all colors and prices. Black satin, plain and fancy bilk, velvet cassimere, and satinet vests, and all colors and kinds of common vests at vartous prices. - All the late styles ol plain and fancy s ilk and satin Cravats, Scarfs and stocks; while silk and all colors Pockrt Handkerchiefs; Linen ami Linen bosom shirts Muslin and Flannel do : Flannel and Net undershirts and Draws: Shirt Collars: Beaver, kid, thread and cotton Gloves; embroidered and plain gum sus;endiT?; silk; gingham, and cotton Umbrellas; Silk Hats Cas; Hoots; Shoes walking canes, ecc. . All lliea!ve articles and everyming rise in inc lunii-hiti2.tioe'will lie fold at Cincinnati prices for 11' . 1 1 1 . ' . lmr 1. otmi.l . A. u.rwL ly durinT tho sea.-4n from our Manufactory in Cineinnati. an- P.J ' BltUMMKU, & CO . . VEX NEMAN Ä CO. Snst received per Steamer Gcrmantown, rz fx i leces tort ani nans iMr i.i:k;uiiuii 1 .-. Ill r ..l.t n ...-.1. Ol) b Coils Manille Ko Irom i to li inch; . . . . .1 V iO l.eeid llt'Iiip int-K-u I nrii; b Coils tlo Halter Rope; b'J lls Hemp and Cotton twine;-, ' ft doz Hemp Readtvmls; ' - ' 12 doz Cinciunati Huekets; , , 'I kegs assorted Nails; ' ' 2 55 H 6 bhlsSalarattis; ' . . lioxcs Summer Candles; . . . d Smp; doz horse U rushes; do scrubbing do; do ' No 1 uross Shoo do; 2 flu Zinc Washboards; 1 I.M Oat Meal; 100 Iiis Bacon Hams, IfiOO lit Shoulders; In ttorc and for sale by aug 21 G. VKNNKMAN, Äi Co. JAtll LCXKENUU.Mtr. UlSTAVI S usut.v. Confectionary and Ccffcc-Housc, HY HINKF.NIIF.LMElt V HISGIIN. () A-anut slrrrt flours biiw Mi!n. 1 T7"IIO invite a call from the citizens and all lov ? V ersol gtuKl things, at their establishment, w here they hojie by kill and attention to please the taste nnf fancy ol all who may favor them. Their etallisheu nt will at all times contain the liest of foreign und domestic Liiinors, Wines, Cordials, Essences, Syrups, &c, and their skill will be taxed to compose such mistrres as delight the palate Punches, l-m-i.nades, ,Vc. W? will olsti keep an excellent sujiy of Knglbh Frenci., German apd domestic Conlecr all Lind- i:d pure articles. Also Ice Creams of many dilTerent varieties for retail, and oreoaredat nhort notice tor Halb, parties, private families, ecc. The public arc requested to ive us a call and test our capacity to please. Our establishment is the building formerly occupied as private residence by t apt. Hittrollf. lang Jb, ii. j LAND FOIl SALE. I WISH to sell from 40 to fiO acres of Land of the north end of my Farm lying 1 and a i mile from the eiiy of Evansville on the Princeton road. . ..I : e 11MI u'iuin y. r or jMinicuiars enquire oi h wu. aug 23. mTi?nv. t irini'M t-f - Vlrtt Sirrtl. alu,r JaiV ULuAJ J . A . V. ..... r i j . rpiIF. sulwcrilKir would in lor m tlie citizens of I Fvansville and surrounding country that he has cstahlbdied him-H-lf in the IUnk Hinding bnsinees at the ahuvc named place, w here he w ill be happy to re ceive all work in his line. Ilo would iiilorm hi friends anil the publiclhat having a thorough knowledge ol tho buioeas. ami alu having tbc vry Ixwi of niaterials, hu is able to do every kind of work in Iiis line in the best manner. . ang 21 2m. JUST RECEIVED, KEGS Pure white Iead; OvF 10 bbts Linseed Oil; 5 do Turjntine; 25 Uixcs 8-10 Wiiidow Glass. For sale low by A. LAI GIILIN, . may Water stn-et. II LACKSM 1TI PSi'ÜO LS. A Fl'LI. aiwl cenerr.l nMrtninl c - - every thing in that line, namely An -vils, Lellows, Vices, Screw Plato 'Rasn. 1' iles and Crates. For sale by A. LAFGHLIN ap23 .Wate street iirrr:xt SCOTT, House and Sign Ta inter. HASojtf ned a shop in Evansville, at tlie Exchange Hotel, where he is prepared to do all kinds oi Hou.e, Sign, and Carriage Taintiiig, at the lowest rates, lie respectfully requests a share ofpuhlic patronage, jy 2!Mf. (UST received from New Orleans, 20 Hbls Tanners Oil; 50 " Tar; 4 V Varnish; 15 " TurMnline; 5 Hxs Oranges; 10 lemons; in store ami tor sale by ALL1S & HOWES. Waterst SI ; Alt and MO LAS IIS. 100 IllvlsNew Orleans Sui'ar; 2:-0 Hbls do do -Molasses; 40 I do do do do; 25 CLls Sugar Honsc Molasses Polka brand; ' - 25 I HhU do do do do do. For sale by A. LAI'GIILIN, - up Water street. PETER SCOTT, Painter, Exchange Hotel. jyevCm Collector's Notice. THE Tax payers ol the city of Evansville arc hereby lint i iied that the tax duplicate has luen placed in my hands, and lain now ready to receive the taxes for the current year at the olliee ofJanicsG. Joius Esq., on first si nvt, which will lie kept open from 10 o'clock A. M., to 5 o'clock P. M., tor the reception of taxes fur one month next Ulorc tlie first Monday in Oc toiler next, after which time it w ill le tny duty to collect taxes not paid by seizing and Sellins the property of delinquents as required by the 4!,th section ot tlie city charter. ' aug 25 WM. DELL, City Collector. A CAKI). THE undersigned would respectfully inform tlie ci'izcns of Evansville and vicinity," that he has re-oprned his shop on Main street, opposite the Hank, u here be intends carrying on the Tailoring business in a lew ol its brandies. Thore wishing to employ him w ill I'm ! him mi hand darin" business hours. iep 1 WM. HOLDEN

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J ILL k-cp eoiif .tantly on hand, a large and gen- ' cral assortment oi ilre-'s, frock and saek Coats suitable for all seasons; Cloth and Casinu rc tmnls. fancy Cassimere, Hro .vu Liis-n, Linen checks,' I wl and Conluroy Pants of every variety and price to iul eu-iiHiiers; 4;iiu and lancy riik oimI -lv-t Vests, larsill4sofall colors, and all kinds of common Vests; fine and common Cravats and Scarfs; Pocket Handerchiefs; Linen and linen liosotn Shirts; common do; Flannel do and draws; Hats; Caps; Hoots; Shoes, iVC., &.C. Mv friends nnl the public are restiectfully invited to give me acall. je 22 dy. MEDICAL NOTICE. DR. C. S. WEEVER, successor to Trafton and Weever, would respectfully inform his friends, the friends of the late Dr. William Trafton, and the public generally, that he has, in order to be near his residence, exchanged offices with Dr. Geo. B. Walker, and may now be found at the office on the cornear of First and Vine streets, at all business hours. except when absent on professional duties. To his friends and acquaintances. Dr. Weever has only to say that he will be happy to serve them at all hours day or night with the same zeal and fidelity as be has heretofore done; and tor a compensation as low as that required by any well read Medical gentleman in Kvansville!. To those not personally known to Dr. W. he begs leave to say that he was tor three years a Pupil, and for nearly four years a partner of the late Dr. Wm Trafton, during his pupillage he enjoyed the advantage of the Medical Department of the University of Louisville and the Marine Hospital and subsequently those of the Jefferson Medical college of Philadelphia where he graduated in 1844 and where he also enjoyed the benefit of attendance of the Blockley Hospital, and at Wills Hospital for the blind and lame. Dr. Weever's residence is on Second street, first door below the Rev. Mr. Dodges Church. Persons calling at the office will always find someone there at all hours day or night. au 2. DR. S. C. WILSON, . LATE of Cincinnati Ohio, having located himself in the city of Evansville, would respectfully offer his services to the citizens of this place, and the surrounding community for the practice of Medicine and Surgery in all their various branches Office on the corner of Locust an First streets oprsite the Sherwood House. Residence at the house of the Rev. John V. Dodge, corner of Locust and Second streets. aug 10 illnuVw3in. MEDICAL CARD. DR. J. B. STINSON, would respectfully inform his friends and the public that he has located himself in the city of Evansville. where he intends devoting his attention to the practise of Medicine and Surgery. In tendering his services lA the public in this eaimcitv ho pledges himself to attend promio.lv and faithfully to those m ho may favor him w ith their confidence, and he trusts that the optort unities which he has enjoyed lor acquiring a Medical Ldueatioii will 1 A sufficient cuarantco to his blends at lc?tt of his capabilities to discharge successfully the important unties oi ms proiession Office with Dr. L. L Laycock where he may be found at all times unless professionally absent. aug 10 d.twly. LAND AND TOWN LOTS FOR SALE. I W1LL sell at private sale a tract of Land adjoining Evansville, containing about twenty seven acres; also, ten or fifteen lots in the upper enlargement of Evansville, all of which I will sell on reasonable terms in quantities to suit purchasers These wishing to nun We Iind or Ijois, will find it to their merest to apply immediately, jy 14 E. A. CORDET, Agent, A, I KDICAI.. DR. C. S. WEEVER, (of thclat, J firm of Trafton V. Wecvcr,) Physician and Suit geon, olhce on the corner ol l irst and V ino ttrwts a fw doe-rs alove the Exchange hotel aug 2 JUST Hcccited this day by express, a few case of mens1 line Calf monroes end Misses1 Laced Hoots and a variety of children1 thoes, &c., Sic. . may !. W. Ii. BAKER, No 22 main street IYTEDICATj COLLF.GK OF OHIO. The J.IJ. Faculty, solicitous ol civinr students every op oorli.nitv of instniction.'Will commence Ictureson the 1st .MONDAY in Octolier, loth in the College and Hospital. On the 1st MONDAY in November the established Collegiate course commences, and tenn'rintes 1st 3Iareh. JOHN S. SIIOTWELL, M. D., Anatomy. JOHN UX-KE, M. D., Chembtry. IL D. M t'SSEY, M. IX, Surrery. ' L. M. LAW JON, M. D-,"Mau Med. and Genera PntbilliMiV. M.lC WRIGHT, M. II., Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and Chi Mren. JOHN P HARRISON, M. D., llieory and Prac tice of Medicine. - On the 1st MONDAY in Oetolicr, the Dissecting RiN)ms will he opened under the direction ol the rrofessor ot Anatomy, and his assistant, JOHN DAVIS, M. D., Demonstrator. Terms:- Martriculation $5; 7ospital $5; Dissecting Ticket $10; and each Professor's Ticket $15. au 1 JOHN P. HARRISON, Dean. Notice. Evansville Stoneware Pottery. TT J. HART having bought the entire interest of LI. m. licon in the above estatdisliment, it will he continued under tlie firm of K. H. II. J. Hart, we have a large supply ol Ware now on hand which we will warrant sound. Please direct anc leave your order at our olhce on Main Street, at II. J. IlartV shoo Store, sign of the Mammout Boot, w here ttuy will be attended to in tlie most punctual manner. We would solicit the patronage of all ihose dealing in our line. fjv U B. & H. J. HART. INSU11ANCE NOTICE. THE undersigned a3 agent for the Col umhus Ohio Insurance Company, isprcpart jd to take risks on onshuuncntsot .Merchai dize, t'rotluce, &.C., from and to any part of the U States by steam and sailing vessels, steam, canal keel and flat boats, also upon buildings, merchandize furniture. iVc. on most reasonable terms. The high reputation which this Company bears fo its ability, liU rauty and promptness in adjusting los ses, entitles it to the eonhdencc and patronage oftli public. ISAAC A. CRANE, Ag"tPALM HATS, BONNETS, FLOWERS ScC VERY large stock consisting of every variety of Summer hats, leghorn, palm leaf, French broid, shans.&c, fur and silk hats of every desira ble style honnots, all the newest styles, with a splcn did assortment of flowers, ribbons and bonnet trimmings for sale by ap 15 MORRIS S. JOHNSON. LAND FOK SALE! rpiIE undersigned will sell at private sale the L south end of the south-wes: quarter of section fJ, township !, south of range 10 wwt, Ii ing between the Boonvillc road and the city of Evansville, and within half a mile of said city. The said land, lieiiiij 40 acres w ill lie sold in twenty or ten acre lots, or in any other way to suit purchasers. There is a very comfortable small frame honse, an excellent well of water, and n considerable nitmbcr of fruit trees on said land. The title is perfect. ' ' .." Term. One-t hin! cash and the balance in six or twelve months. 1 Persons wishing to ptirchape will apply to John J. Chandler, lvq., or to the undersigned at his residence near the premises. tdüinyl. EMANUEL HULL. PRINTS! PRINTS!! A N endless quantity and variety of Prints of th XjL newc.-t Spring and Summer styles, logctl.tj with evi ry thing new, in tho way of Dies Good?, foi sale ut wii.deo'u and retail by cpl5 MORRIS S. JOHNSON rANOY STiPIE BUY COODS AT HITPAIL, rHE snliscribfT would most respectably inform the public that his stock for the Retail Trade is full and complete, consisting of one of the best assortments of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods that can !e found in Evansville. Please call and examine for yourselves. .Imaylf.) OLIVER LADD. IN Ftore and lor sale 5o bbl While Lime in Ood ordi r ane CI :q pine M M . W Ft .51 ER

J. L. BITTROLFF. 's.Vtk lll.HOiri'll .l-ini IKiernl I rnnirro rt" t . NTL- t'l I f r . i - . lll.lioiri'll .l-ini IKiernl would resiMViiuiiy uuonu me ciuzrnsol Evuwvil - and vicinity, that he haj just received bin new and splendid stock of Je wri.r.v. Watches; and Cf.mKs, which Ih; will sell at regular, Cincinnati nrievs bis stock consists in part of: 1' me (.old and Sil ver 1 ver atcha; A splendid assortment newit stylo ladies Coral Hrcastpins; Earings, Fingerrings A c.; Gold Guard and Fi ! Chains; Miniature cases, and Iiocktts; Fine Mourning Pins, Bracelet Clasps; Guard Keys, Collar Hut torn, and Studs; A lar?c selection of Gold Pencils with and without pens; A large lot of Davlcy's best CJoId Pens with and , wilhout hohfers; Silver Tables and Tea Sjioons; Silver Thimbles; ' f Every description of Steel Trimming?; Steel Beads ami Purse Silks; Fine Fans, Accordions; Solar Suspending aj iarlor Lamps; Girandoles A c.; Every description Silver and common Spectacles Fine pocket Knives &c.; It lew Fine French Mantle Clocks: to which he would call the attention of those wishing to purchase. Ladies are inviud to call and examine for themselves. J. L. B1TTU0LFK. ap 15 Main Street between First and Second.' REFINED LOAF SlftiAItT tß 5 bids Crushed do do. 1 do Powdered, in store and for sale low by janSK). C. HELL PANT STUFFS. UST received brown and bleached Linen Drills, Cotton Cashimers.Cottona les. Derain blue DrillM. .1 Llc suitable lor men's Summer wear. inar s. M y ruSTEl.' -" THE Undersigned have ' assoeiatetl them selves together in the I.ivery Stable lltisinpsK, r tl . .... - .. ami solicit a snare oi puouc patronage, j iw-ir Stable is on Vinr street, betweea the Johnson" House and the river, where they can at all times I ton nd, ready to wait upon the public. They intend to ki-ep good stock, and their cliarges shall lo in accordance with the times JAMES WHITE. July 25-nio . S. C. JOHNSON. LAND FOK SALE.' T AM authorized to sell at private sale IH acres of L land, thecast hnlfol the southeast qaorter of sec tion 31, in town 6, south range II west. , Said land lswep lecauxi anu tue tine inuisputaiiie. I or terms . . . 1 .It apply to j y 3 . U. W. DUN B A IL It UN HERE EVEItY BODY,' 1 A N D examine the fresh st.ck of Pt and Shoes t- just opened at the "City Shoe stor:'', In ing the hnest and cheapest assortment ever ottered in this market, consisting of every variety of Gentlemtns wear. Ladies and Misses Gaiters, half Gaiters, SIipcrs. Buskins, Morocco, fine French Kid, and every article to be wished tor All ot wineii w ill be disposed of at excecdinjily low prices. jy 25 W. K. HAKER, No. 22, Main St. 75 CENTS. Dr. Champion's Vegetable Ague Medicine ! A SAFE and warranted Cure lor Fevers of every de&crioiion. Also, Dr. Champion's Vegetable Anti-Billious, Ami-Dyspeptic. Purilv ins and Cathartic litis, poss essing lour important combined properties for the cure ot Diseases, carefully and correctly coiuuincu.one ar tide to assist the effect of another for the benefit of the Health of Mankind. These pills contain the four leading properties for lhe cure of diseases. There is no chronic affection in which the Liver, the Stomach, the Howels or the blood is not coucerned. 1 here tore, these puis are carefully and correctly prepared to meet those seve ral indications. In all Hilious complaints they cure by acting upon the liver, and carrying on the redun dant, or excessive bile: and at the same time exciting the liver into full action. In dyspepsia, they carry olfthc accumulaud massot acidity, and correct tlie stomach and digestive organs. It is n lact well known and cenerally acknowledged, that a creat iart ol chronic uiseases aepenas upon impurity oi me dood. These pills possess the power of purifying lhe ilood, even in the most olwtiaate enses of scrofula or hecid tcmitcranient; and as a cathartic, tht y act gen tly upon the bowels, removing all unhealthy accumulations. Tliev arc mild in their nature, and may be used with pcrtect safety in all ages, from infancy to i i.i oiu age. rorwieuy , C?BVn, & i EvnTille la. Dr. Thos Newman, Alt." Vernon la. . R. H. Halloek, Princtton la W.J. Whiting, Cynlhianna la. W.U. Dimick, Buonulle la. Dr. Joseph Sower, Vinctnnes la. -3 m w. DISSOLUTION OF COPAHTNEKSUIP. rplIE partnership heretofore existing between the i undersigned, unlcr the name of "Harrington, Hannah & Co.." is dissolved by mutual consent. The business of the firm will be settled by Charles Harrington and E.H. Fairchild, to whom all debts arc to he paid, and by whom all claims upon the house will be settled they neing the name ol tlie late firm only in settling its allairs. The business will lie continued, as heretofore, by Charles Harnnrrton. in connection with Isaac A Crane and P. O. O'Riley, ui tiler the firm of Harkingtow, Ckaxe & O'Riley. We refer the old patrons of tlie houcc to their card lielow, and recommend for them the same liberal support that has been bestowed upon the late firm. CHARLES. HARRINGTON, J. H. HANNAH, E. II. FAIRCHILD. CO-PRTNERSIIIP NOTIC F. It will be seen by the alwvc that the undersigned have become successors to the house of Harrington, Hannah &. Co., under the hria ol Harrington, Crane & O'Kiley, will continue tlie Forwarding and Commission busi ness at the old stand, with the same Wharf Hoat and other business facilities ol the late firm, and ask of the merchants and trade rs of the Wabash and Green river countries to extend to us their patronage 60 liberally bestowed upon our predecessors, pledging ourselves to give to the business at all times our best personal attention, and in all things to look to the interests of our correspondents, onoto use all endeavors in our power to trivc them entire satisfaction CHARLIES HARRINGTON. ISAAC A CRANE, P.O. O'KILEY. jy27GROCERIES. JUST received by steamer "Gen. Lafayette," am? for sale low for cash 50 bag prime Rio Co fee; 10 Hogsheads of Suar. 20 bids Plantation Molasses a prime article. 10 bbl. Rosin; 5 boxes of Ijcmtnons; ' June 13, ' M. W. FOSTER Corner main &. 1st Streets. ' ' PRINTS. ' 1FT Cases of new styles spring Prints; 3 5 do Blue and Orange, lor sale by .maylü. OLIVER LADD. DISSOLUTION. THE partnership heretofore existing under the firm of "Night ingalet Sowers,11 Tubaeeii and Cigars Manufacturers, is this day dissolved by mutual cmsent, the business of the late firm will be tcttled at the old stand by William Nightingale. WM.NUJliTINGALE JACOH SOWERS. A CARD. "ITE the undersigned have thisday associated our- ?! selves together under the firm of Nightingale Sc Kilter, in he Tobacco and Cigar business, at the old stand of John S. McCracken. Main Street, would respectfully announce to the pub'ic, that we intend keeping constantly on hand a good Assortment of the liest brands Virginia and Miss mri Tobacco. "Snuffs11 Regalia, Principe, Ca none, Caradava, ball Spanish and Common Cigar?; together with all articles in tiie line. Orders from abroad attended tv with punctuality and dispatcli. WM. NIGHTINGALE, ap l-tl-w&lw JO.? EPH KISTER.

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SADDLE. HARNESS. ANO TRUNK -MANUFACTORf. ain street, Evansville, lud. SAMUEL CLTPLES begs CTTTT) U-ave toinlorm ln rr;..n.i j ...d Fllii r-H lhe public generally, tliat lie has"emof .SJjJLJJ im t-hop t,i , M ain strj-t, llw fim. and SeeoiHl, t Qi1 lO C. liClVä l)ni(T blora u lr I... I . ... . . e.1 I lie. lar fimiciir ieeiis n iHjss . I ruhka,Lurii .Hags, Saddle Hags, V.liars,aid 11 ether articles in his line, which he oIUts .1 wk.lesale or retail at tlie lowest cash prices. He also keeps eo. s,auy on nana a large and p.,, assortine ,t t kl I ri 111 ril mna A kll L m.l ...U Snildlc Trees ol all kinder t Skirting, Harn ainl lUidle Leatb Hosr-skin stating, l'al bkius. Flush of every variety, HraNK mounting ol all kiods, Hlack do r do tlo. Brülle Bitsof every kind, ' Bridle Buckle do, .'J V Stirrup Irons ,, . ; . ' Bug2y, Ilidinj: and Wann VVhips', 1 oget la r with all other article inLI:.. n IrT tllen-liunla .nil fnrmor. I I .1 . ' .. examine my stk belore )urcluuii vk where. I I am pri ...... .. w tu, iui raie arucjc at ery low ice. June Il-dl w&w3mo. SAMUEL CUPPLES, SADDLE, HARNESS AND TRVKK lilAHUPACTOIlY. J. P. ELLIOTT, tor to H . M. or J. . KtliM k ill continue the above bnsinccs at ' ild Stand. Main RlrH4 Kvn.vill. 11 u.;ii .1 keep on hand a constant sumily ot SaddJes, lirklles. I ruiiKs, etc.vvc. oi me wsi workmansaip, wiurh be II lers ai wiHiiegaie or retail at the lowest price. Also A great varietyjof Trinmiiogs uml by Saders. Harness-makers, and Trunk M aaulaetun-ra. dl In addition to mv former ntL i ...i..rl I have just received a very large aod geuersl astoittnent of .-. . . Saddle Trees, of all kinds. I Skirting, Harness andBridl Leather, Hog kin seating; I ! . n ..- , Call fckin do; ' ....i .'.'..:..; Plush do. every variety; .. i; . -HridleCitts and Huekle,-ll kinds; . Si irmp Irons, &e., Ä e. ". i.. : - ! l'i.luior. P.iinv and W.iinn Whim ... i I - Together with nil artU-lM in mv Iiiwl st wlia.t. md retail. ' -i .. . n ;. i . Persons iL aliriT in the almvp riirL. will find i n ...- ,V their ad vantnire to call and examine my lock. All orders promptly ntu-nded toat tho sltur test ao lice. Imay9ly : J. P, ELI JO IT " STATIt)NARY .. "I ( K RAMS Foolscap pajHTi assorted; JLVIvF loo reams I-tu-r pnpor, . do; .. . 5t gross Pdack Ink. .., i Also, n supply of Quills, Sicel - rag. Wafero. and ealing Wax, in store and for i:e by .. - jan zv. - : h: i;.;uELI. MACKEREL. BARREI?, Halves and Quarter, for sale very low by Jmy 10 BEMENT & VIELE. MACKEREL. ..:... BBLS No 1, in storcand formale by jan . ' C BEJ.L. 10 .IAA pieces Black and Colored Alpacca Lusters ÄVfvfl25 Kentucky Jeans. -. " 100 44 Sattinetts all colorsJ ' . 150 44 Red, White and Yellow Flannels 75 Cases assorted Prints. . - 5" Bleacaed Muslins. ; 500 44 Woollen Shawls. 150 Pair Blankets, tust received and for'stta ycry cheap, by J. IL MACH EE, &. CO., oct. PJ-tl ' . Mm atreei CLOTH, CASSIMERES & VESTING S UPEUFINE black French Cloth; Superfine block' i reuch (Jassi meres, Hlack, Ulueand tunn elotns of every quality and price. Fancy Cassimeres, rancy Vestings. Width and Colored AUrwilles Ves tings, with alarcc assortment of Gents Plain Hlack and Fancy Silk Cravats, and Patent Stocks," superfine Plain and Figured black Silks, ahd Satins for Vesting?, Cents, superfine. Black and White' Colored Silk and Kid Gloves, with every desirable article for Gents. Swing and summer wear, for "wholesale and retail by JP 15J MORRIS 8. JOHNSON. CEDAIt posts;1 CEDAR Posts suitable for garden feuern: For sale by Ije2?J A LAIGHIJN. 200 CZfifl DBLS Kanawha Salt, on hand ahdfot sa OUUhy fap 11 , KRf-ESEN & M0KC ' . PANTALOONS STUFF & COATINGS C01TENADES, Croltns Tweeds, ' sttpetfine black Frcuch Drap, ets., Drap de Nienne, Linen and Union checks and stripes, with ail Jhe most desirable styles, lorsale low at wholesale and retail by ap15 MORRIS S. JOHNSON., MOSQUITO NETT1JSGS. PIECES Assorted Mosquito Nettings; Just received and tor sale low by - -J.U MAGI1EE&CO. 300 my C 75 CENTS. ASAFK and warranted cure torChillsand Jever in all it cmpliated forwss Dr. Chan'a. Vegetable Ague Mwlictnrs. rorsalebyC. LELU and WM. M. WOOLSEY." Also Dr. ChsmiHon'a Ve-etaWc Ami Hilious, Auti-DyBtptic 1 , untying andCalhartic Pills. ; - ; jy 21-3id. 100 i errels Kenhawa Salt for sole by -fdcc21-tf JOI1NSI1ANKLIN. TO THE PUBLIC W HEN 1 advertise my stock ürnur Daily Jour 1 nal. I un not in the habit t lvertising dKiqleor triblctliat 1 have on hand, but corne to tnebuantity by reitrrirgio my u y7 chased East, may 16 OLIVER LAPP. . m r JUST received from Fittsburgn,-" ' " -100 Kgs Nails; 1 ' CLOVES!! GLOVES!!! 1 I I ,r UHU U., " T r , ' T 77. , . . v: A SPLENDID lot ol l'air liangins dow Pair, just received and Jot ' sale low by jan 13-lf: J- ..JlAUii.r,,u. . LUMBER. A large and full assortment of Pico Lumber, lorsale by 1T .Li I: may4 tf. A. UAtUiiuu . r vTTivnnw r:in. An assortmet of Window VV Glass, assorted sixes, lor sale by . may 4 ti. ... - j . ( - i W7 ANTED-1 wish to hire by the roontfa ood V industrious ty, " or i yen.. -s-. - -manwhoqeak. English &$B?' soon to UulygJ ' , UM. M. WALht.ri . . , . . . ' i i r -; r- 1 I f O lhvrt Cctprwr oxo.mnti.irni UPPEKS and BUSKINS -m. m.r m m-j ' , . r fif rr Indies slippers ana uumuwo. 300 nor Ä anutylc c.cr' belore brought M niarket, ju,t reccivui VÄ LADD." may lb. . ., l. KIP ""J THICK IIROGANS. , Ca.s of Prime Kip Urbans; y . 5 do1 do Boys do, . : 15 5 do Thick For sale by : I may 16 An. OLIVER LAPP- . ... I I .... vl(lMfk Dozen superior ainrom -j 9J mm . 1 10 do do do Corn do; do; 5 do oo o if Allol 1 superi ir quality for sale Ur may 10 s7t!IE SNATHS & PITCH FORK8. do do Hryer Wa Doien Lampson pjino . 10 do aurmr ii i ei .r y. For sale by U"Y W 0L,lV,Ek hAVD

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