Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 1, Number 149, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 13 October 1848 — Page 3

DAILY JOURNAL.

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The privileges ot yearly advertisers will be con fmmi t) their regular busine.-, and all other adver tisements not pertaining, to thtir regular business as I f, ,r ,t Ixi nti t trn for i-hnritable institutions, urt companies, ward, tovvnship, any other public meet in tj n 1 aneli Ii lie. to be charged half price. Carriages and deaths inserted without charge. Obituary notices and lunerul invitations to becuarged nail price. ... . iffiKMnml all other sendimr commu nimii.mi or desiiins? nutices designed to call atten tion to lairs, soiree, concerts; or any public enteri ninmnii where eliarfes art made" tor imius.iir all luticcs ot" private associations, every notice de i?nei to call attention to private entci prizes, calcu I r inrn.l.t M nr.irtmrn imliri,tii:il interest, CaU only bo inserted wi'ft the understanding that the i t.i lut n.iiJ fur. It ill' erteil in the ei!ilir;a (which can oniy hi at the discretion of the editor ne Kama will be charged at lue rare oi not icsj man l eeiits per lin Knowing the above rates to bt liberal and much lvs tiii;i is charged in other cities and towns for timilar work, we tun lie known ojr intention to be guide l hereafter by them; anl to prevent any iniund.r tan.iing, weiWm it expedient tu publish this on the x. isiiu p i-- of our p ip?r lor o.i nvtnth, that all p-vs.vH tuiv have an opportunity el miking them-e!vea-';iiainted with tiie rates hereafter lobe chargj by us reflectively. W.l. H. CH ANDLER A CO. YOluV-LOVE & SULLIVAN. ' H.C.IIü.NTlXliTü.S. C.IS3 theHebo. Al the Whig ma meeting held in Washington city, oa Fiidny week, for the ceUbratioti of the anulversurjr of the battle of Mentercy. Lis lluaar Mr. JS-aton, the nnyor of the city, acted as the prt sidiugof-fi'-r, and several eloquent fpnhe were bv gniKwcu of t!' i)t aiul rvpecta bility. Ain'.m the'sneuken v t Col. John A. Bog era of Pennsylvania. Hi apecch coateiuetl torn very tevere iiiiputa'.ion upon Gen. Case's l erMniai courage. Th fcub.-tsnce of wtiat he a w txi i t is thu5 given by the Washington correa poudeiit of the Caitimore Pairiot: He directed his remarks against Gen. Ca, udsaid much U) prove that the G mi. was uol the kr.atest soldier or the bravest man on the Uiiudiau irouuer in me waroi ioi. jie wi;i that he was himself u Captain in the regular urinv at the ttaie was much with C, and tome- vith Taylor that Tavlor was brave and noble, but that Cuss was ueither, for he had tried him well, aud kntw the fact to be true. He had the documents to prove, it. He had once challenged Cass, who refiued to fight him, biu was afterwards compiled to sign a tuper Mating that he had told a falsehood on hiin. Col. Hogers sak he could prove by Cais's ow n reports, and oihsr testimony of a high order, that the said Cass never was in any battle where a.iy body was killed or wounded! ! Some of Col. Rogers's remarks cauit-d the crowd to cb-er wannlr. Reliance on Pkovidixce. No one has forgotten the all pervading anxiety felt for the Mfety of Gen. Taylor and his brave men, when we fust heard ci the orders from Washington, to strip him of his experienced military force and leaving him exposed within striking distance of Santa Anna, and the best disciplined armr ever raised in Mexico, five or six times the number of Gen. Taylor's raw troops. Gen. Ta)lor felt the whole responsibility that was upon him, but he would not retreat, and nrwr surrenders. He prepared to give Santa Anna battle, and when his arrangements were complete, wiote a letter to a friend, in which he eaid: luis may be the last communication you will receive from inf. I have been stripped by the Government of regular troops, and reduced in volunteers, and thus stripped, and at the mercy of the foe, have been expected by ror country to retreat or resign. buT l shall do neither. I cart not for myself, but feel Jeevlvfor the nolle soldiers vho are about to be, aacrifaed bv their country We shall MTASD AND GIVE THEM BATTLE. RELYING OS A jrsT Providence for a right result." , The result justified the reliance! Read the extract again friend, and say if Gen. Taylor is not a man to be trusted to be confided in? Had Cass or Van Buren been in his place, what would have been the result? Inevitable defeat, and the sacrifice of our brave men. But Old Zack places his reliance properly, and neter surrenders,aud never was beaten. DIED. On yestereay morning Mrs. RxcnxtL Faischild wifeof A.Fxir.CBii.t. The funeral takes place at 21 o'ebek to-day from the Episcopal ChurchTALL C;OODS. UST received a lew ca.- of my Fall ttock. amongst which arc sjtn Lir.e:i Elgings, Laces J

dk'ani worsted Friu; &c. ;, M. V. FOSTER

FURTHER NEWS BY THE HERMAN. The Baltimore papers received by telegraph uller details of the news by the Mearr.ship

Herman, than those we published. We copy what additional we find of interest: IRELAND. The mail train arrived this morning, but brings no intelligence of importance . except, however, the baty communications dated Sun day ami last night, descriptive oi the btate oi the disturbed district up to the latest hour. Cloxmel. Sunday night, U o clock. ine in surgents have moved towards this town. No aitack wa made last night on Keilsheelan, as was expected, but bodies of men were niartning about the neighborhood only. They made several attai ks on the farmers, taking arms and destroying property, and at noon to-day bodies of persons were observed moving about on the topoflhe mountain which rises above the tow n on the Waterford side. Crowd of inhabitants were collected in the streets, and as evening approached they on the mountain appeared to increase in numbers, and it u luuy oeueeu thev are insurgents, who have moved over from the neighborhood of Carrick. The grehtest excitement exists in the town to-night on account of their appearance. Carrick is quiet to-day, but rural districts present insurrectionary symptoms; such as signal fire. &c. The military are fctiil und'r arm, and the police are scouting the hills, constant oatroles being kept up. " n ti . I - f . . ULOXMEL.öen. io. me quiet oi uui vuu has not been disturbed, as was expected last nicht. The roilitaiy force mentioned in my lat. as about to proceed up the mountains, where the insurgentswere gathering yesterday, dM mit leave town until 2 o'clock. A. M. It va c o ni nosed of three cotnintes of t!e 64lh rerlment. under Lieut. Col. Siratton, and mall toiistabularv force under command of the hrad constable. Under the instructions of Mr. Ryan, R. M., this morning early a parly of the C4th reciraent marched out and occu pied quarters along the line from Drundram. A party of constabulary also left with con victs lor ihurles, irom wnicn piace tm-r march over to Dundrum and form a portion o thp pmrt of Smith O'Brien, whose arrival in hourly expected. The atuhorities have an uot.nced to-day that Mr. Ryan, a policeman uhn ua aid to have been handed by the in . u 0 .,.iirn:t. ii safe. lrci fnire ot mmtarv lell iarricx mis mr,mi for the Comeraiili mountains taktn I lrtw w ' ' ...:.k.i! !wo weeks provisions. 'This move .nnp.r. ifti-i.Hcte a thorough counng M I k II LllClU ft - l.rrli-t.- w r..nrintl'il M in these ronunmiti"- w - the most tranquil state, Another i rwifrh ?-1V? mat UiS uysiin.:i ui state of thediiturbed dia.li of tt were i . e P -- K...l...r out til 'hat nnhaopv fouutrv. Shortly alter the departure of p- America th iüJurgcnt forces moted from tu- tnoun taiti. and a forcft consistinj of a portion1 ' ihß Third B-ilTs th Fourth lisht Draji'ions. an thrf Eighty-third Regiment, were depU-hev1 in pursuit. Mr. Mahoney was nearly captur ed, and the tiiMirgent perpetrated some exer re in the country through which they pass ed. The mum body had been broüen up in mall detai nments. and it was supposed they would be particularly harrasMiig the Govern-1 merit troops during the approaching inclement winter evjn. SPAIN. Gen- CorJora hasset off for Cata'ouu'j, confident of conquering Cabrera. ITALY. Charles Albert has arrived at Turin and requested the Cabinet to rengn, in order to form another in accordance with the wants of the country. TURKEY. The Cholera is raging in thit' country. Another fire haa taken place, which deal roved 200 houses . SAXONY. The insurrection in this country has been put dow n. GERMANY. A letter from Vienna, dated September 13th, states that f,reat excitement existed in the Cap iat, and that the support oi the National u a irds is doubtful. A portion of th?in have joined he academic Legion, who will employ force to s cure the change c I .Viiowry atu irom a committee of safety. AUSTRIA. Vienna has been declared in a state of s-ia:e. and it is reported that the Emperor of Anuria will ajiatn be forced to seeksatetv in flight. The peace between Denmark and the Ger man Confederation has been concluded by the Fraukfort Diet, and having rejected an amendment for rejecting the armistice, the Sardinian fleet has quitted Venice, and the Austrian fleet: i c iv : . . 1 ...Ir sallea irom I rjesi, 11 whs supposea iu anai iv enice. This, it was believed, would much complicate the mediation of France and England w ith Austria. 9 ITALY. Altogether from va rious letter?, war ' with Italy appears indispensable, as Austria is indisposed to surrender Lombardy. Altemosina was bombarded five days by the Neapolitan troops, it urrendred and the Neapolitan troops landed and took possession, having previously mined the city. IIION. 4 LARdE nnd general assortment of nil fizeso . Cornnioti liar, Flat, Kound and Square, liroad nr.d Narrow I'and, Axe and Hoe lar, 1 low liar Flow Mould and (lais. Nail and rmall UihIs. to gether w ith all nzes iifuallv called lor in the nIov . ! " I 4 I -I I I I I V line, rorfaiet'y x. ii.-viiii.. ap Water ft. JUST UECEIVEl), ( KEGS Pure white ead; Ol - j - , lObbls Lin.wdthl; ; . . 5 do Turpentine: boxes Window Gtas Forsalelowbv A. LAVOHUN, may " ' ' Water stnt t. to Lirr. A CONVEMEM Dwelling-hou e now occu pied by the subscriber. lor terms aunlv at the itoreof Sep ; " OLIVER. LA 1)1). 1IYDKAULIC CEJIENT A FULL suply of this article fresh from the nulls together wi h the lxt ot Konch Lttr.e. For hale by thebatrel. . A. , LAl'GHLlN, ap 2. Water itrce SUGAK nnd JIOLASI'S. ltU UhiU New Orleans Sugnr; 4-T)0 Ub!s do no !olasc; IO I do d.J do d: l!3 bbls SitL'ar House Mo!a?ifs Tolka

brand; 2; l t;iil h do lo ! 'do . Formale by A.-I..M (irti.lN; :n " W i ' 1 r !ret.

REPORTED

FOR THE EVANSVILLE JOURNAL . . , OHIO ELECTIONS : Louisville, Oct. 12,85 P- M. The returns in from Ohio show a loss to the Whi"s in thirtv-nine counties of 2,000, com pared with the vote for ,Clay iu 1S44. The second, third, fourth, eighth, twelfth, ourteenth and nineteenth Congressional dis tricts return Whigs to Congress. The first, fifth, ninth aud tenth districts elect locofocos to Congress. ' . The Free Soil vote in Hamilton county reach ed 2,000. FlliLAPELPHIA.Oct. 12,9 PM. The city and county of Philadelphia, give ohnson, Whig, 5061 majority If the remain ler of the State go as in 1914, Johnson will be elected by 2,000 majority. CtscissATi; Oct. 12, 8 P.' M. The river has fallen 8 inches. Sale of Flour at A3.75. and dull, and hold ers stiff. Sales of Whisker at IG to lGic ' ' Sales of Sugar at 4 to 5c. Chills axo Fever. Wri-rht's Indian Vegetable Piit are one id" the beat, if not the vt ry best uiedicLn. in the world, lor the cure ot lntennit int Fever, beciue th y excel all other in riddir;; tue body ot thoe morbid humors w hich are the causo not on.y i ni kind of Fever, but ot every malady incident to man Knur or live ol taid Indian Vc-e table Pill?, taken evervni Thton2oiii2 to bed, will, in a short time, niaWe a ir r eci cure ol the mo?l ohnnie case oi ChiiU nnd Fever, at the sanio time the digestive or tr-im will He restored to a he.alihv tone, and the blond so completely outiüM that Fever nnd Ache ordint ase in any torrn; will be absolutely imp.si l:.. Thifl is to entity, that I wa entirely cured of the Chdla nnd levers, ol several months standing, ty x use ol" lour dose, of four pills each, ot Wii;ht. In din Vegetable i ills. and alter taking mo-linn. lrin a reuln. ihy.-iei!Ui lor wnip-time, and hai:i no symptoms ol it iiucc, which ha !een a-.out one year aV,. . J.W.Si'ENLEi:. '1 tx.vs Champaign Co., Ohio. - ' Srius flnnvr. Fairfield CO.. O..Nov. Y). 'AC. Th'if is to certify that I was cured ol tie chills and lever by tac ue oi ri;nt' Indian Vtitibie 1 His, auer hvinß three attach, ol it. pp 5tB::ware oF.?t-onoATrD Coumtrfeits! Hememhi r. Mat Ihr rii;ial and trnly gruie Indian IW.fulY i'iUi'Livethc written tinature of Williu vVi:ionr n the toptf e.trk hx. 7 he cuuine is lor a!e ct who'.ei-sle an 1 rctr.il by KUBttlT BAlLNC j, aolinpc-nt for Jrivanavills.n O ,Ce mm. West Franklin; (1. 1. &. T. J. ' i i r...ni7iile; L W NojIo. Louisville; and Ii, ii',..,,. rii.cip-l -'i.i.-c, UJ Kace urec;, Muiidrlphia, l'n. eep y-liw ' DISSOLC'TJON. rpilK Copartnership herf tm. .L J aiiies White and. S. C. Johri.-'f liable bu.-me-g, i. tr.is day disyolveu "i 1 CAi.inz Ldw-cn m tai Livcrv n-axd wuttfalcon4 rroueMed "ut. 1 ho.-e indeitien to ir.o inie urin y. - .- Viii:e. vrliO vuiH';ui-'i'ho.-e indebted to iho late tirm w aia.ino y j .... - ihite all elaiiiK ag:iiii saMf.rm .rr, oet7-3t. JAMLSWril rrf. A ca;:d. rpiir, utidersignul having jitireh.veJ th i vjre?t .L f S. I'. Johnson in thv Livery Stable, iaiicr? hH yrvieei to tm pu Ai.iif. iv:iii solicits a con u nun. ion of favors. His stu'.io is n; tl. oid b'ursd on u;n Htrret, between th" J.iui.-):i IIoue ir.d ihv river, wii. r lie can al 11 times bef uiiid, rr nuy to wait 11 ion the pu-'d.'. He i'iteii I to keep god sum k,t.t:d hi charges siiu.l be in iievoidanee wnli ti;e times. wiT-tl. JA.MW V.llilt;. AM 1 I ri7i!-lI'P1IK Tit A FI LL :.ii l iicr.er;.! a-rortnt nt f .-lE? every t!.i:tg in tl.n line, ntütuly An -ykT--ti1 ;... rr. and Grates. lr xi!t bv A . ' . . LAUCIILIN " tvet iirr r.H sco.t, .Im;sr usi.l ixi Painter. ITASo.mif l a Hiopit: tA un.-v :!ie. at the Lxchang A H iT' l. Wivre 11 iJ piepnreil to d j nil kinds o lloui Nt?u, a:iU Ctin i:ige i'aintin?. 5 Cl i;,e Luve: riites it-ri -iiiei.iiiir ieuu st a fliare ub.l;" p ltn n !.!. ....... . jy at 73 CLM'S Ir. Champion Vrpetable Aptrc A SAFE and warranted Cure for Fevers of every J.aäTtlt Ii in A l-i. Ur t hsmnion'fi VCPCtabie AlUl-t l.lloU? Anti-Dvsix-Ptic, Furitying and Cathartic Fills, po.-s-essing lour important combined properties lor the cure ot Difcases caretully and coirectiy coniwuru.-iit :- licle to nssi.st the t tlect ol another ior . iuc wun v. the Health of Mankind. . These pills contain the lour lending properties lor theeureofdiseases. Tr.eic is no chronic ah ct;on in which the Liver, the Stomach, the Loehor the blood is not concerned. 1 Leretore, these piUs are carefully and cerrectlv prepared to met l thoie several indications. In ail Liiious complaints they cureby acting upon the liver, and earn ing oil the redundant, or excessive bile; and at the same time excitins Urn liver into full action. In dyspepsia, ihey cany oir the accumulated mass ol acidity, and correct the stomach and eigestive orgaup. It is tact weil known and generally neknow leOgetf, that a great part of chronic distnses depends upon impurity olUie Kl.wl rFliiM tii 111 iuwi.r..c tfiaJ l4)W'T of :uiiivmg the blood, even iu the most obstinate cases ol yciolt.laor riitccid leiiperarneht; and as a cathartic, tlieyuetgently upon the Uwtls, removing all unheaitliy accbiiiultions. They nre mild in their nature, and may be used with perlect f nb ty in all aS trotu ti;.ai;cy to Old :ic. lor s-nle l.y NV'm- M. WooUey I Lvnn5VilSt a. t,. lell, ) Dr. Tlio Newman, Mt. triuT. la. l. li. llHll.H k, Fnnceton la W.J. Whiting, Cntl.innna la. W. U. Dimick. lioonville lal lr. Jos ph So er, inec nin s la. -'.J m w. lAfl ' urre's Kenhaa Snlt for sole by lUU rdec21-t JOHN SI! ANKL1N TN 5torc nud t r sle Do til White Lime in good J. order and Chcsp ?.I W.FOSTE1L jttne "Jl I LAIibi. l.-ume Wore-Iiouse tor rer.f. appiy V. to 1 the subset i..r corn.

t Alain a;i. ui.o a.iu WH.I 1 t Ert.EIv.

LAND I'Oll SALE. Wli'II to si 11 from 10 to Co ticres of Land of the north end of mv Farm lyine 1 end & I mile f;om

I ihi city of Evansville on tlio 1'rinceton rond. grrr or particulars enquire oi u ji. ivuuu. a ni 3. J. VAVTllIX & C O., WUTJL1 reppectfully announce to th ciiizns of Evansville and country r.d-frv 7 actT.t, hat they have recently oin nea a hoc store Kit the Wot fide of Main street, nxt d-or the earner ofecouvi, w here they are manufacturing UOOTS AXDSIlOi in Al.t. TiitiR VAfcious KUAXCiirs. Their txperiencoin the buiiiess will cuaMo them to procure the best ot stock and hn e it innun fact una tn In umrt t: ruble mainttr. We invite the rilizt r.s of Evausvii'.e nnd public generally to call audi xan. ine our work, is we have a cod stock ol ready made work ot our own manufacture, lours men wishing line Loot? can obtain them here of everv degcr'i i in, ready made or to order it preler&bie. All oruer lett witn us jot work will be Dromntlv otienued to. The Ladies oftvansville are reHpcctfuIly invited to esll and examine oar large stock of Ladies' ware. a. we ttar.d ready at alt times to wait on th-e thai i . i r i i 1 1 leci uispoi-ea. to iavor us wiin a can. e are prepared to manufacture Fancy shoes of every different style 1 hoi-e leaving orders lorfc-noes tnaynst as-sured that no p:u:is win oe sparen in trying to accommouaie them with anv sivle thev wih. ... . . ... --J-- - J. . . . We feel willing to acknowledge our gratitude to the citizens lor the friendship they have manifested towards us. and thank them for their liberal patronage, and hope that in return our work may Merit thtir approbation. jcTA ii w ork uone by up is warranted, and no cuarc made for mending work that should cive way. leb 14 witw it. J. VAUTKLN &, CO. A CARD. TI1C undersigned would reepectful'y inform the citizens of Lvansvilleand vicinity, that he hti? re-opened his shop on .MaLl tlri'ft. oppoi-ite xhv lxmk, t - 1 : -I ! i : wnere ne inienuscarn luji on uio i ni.orin uusiiii-sa in a lew of lis' branches. Those whing to employ him will liad l.iui on hand durin- bnsinet-s honrs. sq 1 WM. liOLDKN. 3iEW CiOODS. PUINTS, DOMESTICS, l)KILLIX(;S,Ac J l.'sT received ly sreamers Wyoming and Ctr. lunntown, - Is bales 4-1 heavy an l fine domestic; o -:ti .. llriilinaAIsr I'rint and other ?ooL. the first arrivnls ofl my Full stock. tsep 1 1 .AI. W. I i äTLii. LAXDS AND TOWN LOTS l'OIt SA L f WrK have for saleon tenne to fu'u pnrcbaoers. nbout sixty Town Lots lying on loth sides ol the Canal, and in almost every prt of tl.e city in eluding Texas and Lnrnasco. Al5in unn'ltrr of tracts of land in different pnrts of the County. sep ij.i mo.d. inglb jvv'i u: ki r: r fplv ST. LOUIS. Urttg' . Uvular Ma'ntS,i.iV l'a,L t. i,.;.J.i.;.-i Tllli elegant, fa?t-nmnine steam, r A 1 LA A 11, S. Faxon, .Master, will leave Lvars vide tor the above and intermediate landings evt-ry We lnestiny, at o'clock A. .M. For fr. injt of tra-". ?e apply on hoard ortn IIAR KINGTON, C..tNf;& intlLEV. jy 2i GOODS AND SEW IIOUSU. rnflEftorc formerly o-cpied by Mrs. 1 uhstom, L corner of Main and s'econd btr ets is now ocj pie. I hy THKOOOitL and JUSEi'H VLNNKM A.N as a Fancy and Domestic Dry Goods tftore. They have on hand a full assortment ol Fancy Goods, puh as Caosimre and Muslin Delain tSh&wls, filk and Muslin Detain Handkerchiefs, Lady's and Genthmcn'a Crava'ts, plain Hack and plain modo colored I.uitre and California plaids Maiiuo and liombazine Llack Snk 1 yard wide, Linen Ltr and lAlingsat n very low price, a good variety of Cotton Liice and Edging new sty leil, Hilk Frirge tor Dresfes nrl a g.xxl a?i rtmrnt ol Trimniiegs, heavy brown Musfi.i, brown and blenched Drilling, hnt Cloth and Cassi.rere, Castdn t, Jenns, and a large aso.tment ot Cotton Goods for I'antalootm ani Coats, Iioots and -ii,i;f rn.l Fnr Hats. I o our friends and trie public in grnerai, wc res - pectluMr invite them to call and examine our stvX'k and ni ices before purchasing. ' ... We r spectfull r tender our thanks to the public for ,---- , , the verv libe ral natronnge extended to ua i.i urfor mir House, and we hope by punctual attendance to business to merit a share of patronage. Den't forget call, as we gt new goods every two months. T. J. VEIN NEMAN, jcp t Mai a Street. DEAL Estate for Sale. 1 now ofur for sale L sutne of the most desirable Ke-al Estate in the T iy aud county, eoneisting ol the following lots and t fland. i-rot No upper cnlargcmcrt and ir.ii 1. .... . ..,,..,.. . . lots N lloUJnavione..iUii,.i--i"l' '-"'. Evansvi'i"' . r s.,v,. irlirnntAhm ltl3 r. I- ,. I L'.,.t ir, V, 1 , . ; I I, . ue ot lilt; liiiVM u.ii.mu i. 0.1 liiü die d, ss id to y- , , r 0 ct'imty, containiu - . ..,., . ,' ;. I ,t. ) iV, whirli iherf 3' K "eini 1111 uiu.i.ui., tun Also, 10 shares ot n.- IIOI;NI:i0oK. 1 or terms appiy:o - je 22-ei'nuvv liii . . : Canal Letting. KiiTirp to rovrirACTDi??. THE undersUncd Triuttcs of the JL Erie Canal, herel v five w: ice that they Wi. re w-ive waled proposal? at l'oiut Comi.icrce i 1 Gtfi " County, Indiana, on the Eth day 0! November i.exl, lor the construction of 17 miles oitdJ Can:.l,extfn dir.T along the valley ef the west fork of White Kiver, IroiTi Foint Commerce to the village ofNewbcny in said County. On this divi -ion, there are to be constructed 6 Lift-Locks ond Guard-Lock, a dam across White iiiver, 12 lcet in height and over Uti feet 111 hngth; together with the u.-ual variety of wor tclongin? to"a Canul. The line will be divided in:o be-ctions averaging about half a mile in Icr.gih. At the same time and place, proposals will ! received tor the performance ol a part ot the Kock Excavation at the Fatoka Snnimit. in Tike County. This tection will embrace r.earCO.tXX) cubk-yards ol solid rock, varying in depth from 4 to 13 loct, togi tier with a portion of earth excavation. The u or!t t,i he done will be ready for inspection for two weeks previous to the day oi lettii p. during which time all ix-cessary in format ion will be given bv the Kc-ident Engineer. . Payment will be made as tlic worx projree?, in par funds. Lll.Mihll't ll.Lli,l A. M. Fl'ETT. T.-vtreet fa. T1IOS. H. 15LAKE. OrrirK OF THE lOAKl "V 1 UITU, Terrc-Hautc, Ind., Sep. 7, Irl. ) Fcpl.-ta. HOOK 1NDEUY. fJvlZlm L. II IS GEN, fpf i!x.r would intoriu the citizens of Kiiltoj-nlxr would intoriu the citizens Evaasuilc and surrounding country tbit he has es tiihlUhf d liim( It 111 the Lock Lmdiri 11: .::.iu at the above named place, where he ill I e l.?:p, to re eeivo nil work in his line. He wcti'id i.i'.o.ai bi friend and the publicthal having a tliorougli knowl edge ot tlie business, and a'so hnviug the wrj mi of materials he is able to do every kind of w ork in his line in the best manner. ang i m LIXDASDTOWX LOTS l'OIt SALI.. T V.TLIj II at prfvate saltf a tract of Lairl adjoin I im F.vansviüe. containing a'.Kiut twenty seven ac rei; also, ten or hne. ii lots in Uic tipp r enlarge tint of Eansil!i al! of which 1 will sell onm.n ment nhli torms in cuantii ii s to suit iur h:isers Tiwe wi-hhiir toiiurcha-e LnuF or liols. W Hi m.d 11 10 1:11 11 jy 1 L to apply initii jdiati !y. COPvIlF-T. Ae-nt. I IT ri.,v.ivo l bv vainer "Gen. . Lafayette," and I lor sale low fur ea.-b W bas prime Kio CofTce; 10 llogsf.tadsef Suirar. id bbls r!a-ita;io;i Mola?5Ca prime articlo. lübbl. K.mh; Mn.xesof linmons rre-TPn J.neFt, rcrTER C-T.ter mill i' 1-t trTT.

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rtTST received per rfterim r? North Carolina and I J. Q. Adams-, 16 nrckng'.s more ol our t all iud Winter stork. , : '". Which now eontnrirs blue mixed and nold mixed Jeans; ble and blue black, l'ilot cloths and blu f lut-hings; li.ankets: Lipseyp; JJrown Cottons -i.d cattin'-t. : . Uluck plaid mourning and fnnry Gingiiams, Lnlisli mourning, oil colored; Furniture, blue si;d orange nnd new ?tyl; lanet Frints. Comb?, liutton tttd Thread; bl'k plnid Knli-h s'.lk Cravat?; Artif.eial; Ki'. bonsnnd 1 lorenee Lraid lion nets-; bl'k ami colored silk Frir.grs ard Ciiups; ladies bl'k l uysi.k Mi:t3 and (Jloves; Wadding.; Taduin and Cnnvass Figured balesbury Flannels; plain bl'k a'.in Sniped, liigur'd Mohair and real Aipncca Lustres; Hieb ii?u red colored Imperial and siik. chrcktd Lumartine. - , Infantifancy velvet; Roy's velvet and Cloth; Mer.s Cloth, velvet, fur, cloth t'ur trimmed, point I'rint. glared and P5uh Cap?. '- ' R. V. black and crab wool Hats Fash Angela, Nutria, Russia aud 3. ß and L. Crowned" ri;.nter, Monterey and Btiena Vi-ta Hats. The alwve addition iv.akes our aFsortnunt complete with ihe exception of Boon and hoes; wlüeh we nre lokingfor dtiily. ... We have made sich arrcngemcn'S thai we will lie receiving New Goods ti e whole of the present s son and will sell at low prices. P13. J. H. MAGHEE & Civ Stoves! Stoves!. iiimi: stoves. SCANT LIN & SON, HAVCjnst retnnied from Cincinnati and Lou'riilo wittt a large ani splendid assoniiKnt of tiie hiost tippt jv.-d rnttern! of Stove, FOR' THE FA LL TRADE! Which forperf,.rmrn-,ea:idd!irti.ihty nre uiifurp-s-.d in the t'i.ioti, rmiopg wiii'ri will te Imind th BuckVl'atcntC'onkin stove, ;i;nyroveri,) the best fc!ocin use. Al ft .e Ur.cc n of" the Vt, and Hary of the West premium LW ing Stoves new patems; and u:e laic tiyia oi imuwc wruvuiuui toves . , , All s.-.rt of TTfntin" ?t.-vf. Sim of the nivt beautiful air-tight tarier and I'ining Room Stores we ever taw brought to tl i- Cjty six, feve n to ten Finte Stover, new patterns. Rough and Ready I'arlor Stove. . . Any q-j intity of Tin Ware on hend r$ tirual v. hie-a they would dispose of at the very lowut Ci:tc!x;uTi PK1CIS. Give U3 a call nnd ice for you-reiye? it our rtre on Msin etreet.oat door fronii. Nurrio 'a Tavern. Sep ladiw. ffr A VALUABLE FA1LM for SALE 7CONTAINING two hwvlrod and ty-one and o.ie hall acre?, nihety-six imprevw;, tvt inUfcs from Lvanswlle on the stau rwai lerui:r.f to Tene Haute, one hah' mile from hrowuiag'a euam ..,:ii M'l,;. l,n,lH an KiiiluuH rtf the txta road. IJillil. i-- '. . (onj can t civideil that it w i!I make two gootj ifarrna. On the East side of the read is a new twa . Uturyfraine Loum, with a store room attached, uMri t-.tw0 jet long, a freme tmoke hous and ahop, a lare double log barn mxiv-six icei ion oy iwrmytwo ide, with a twelve loot thed ronning the whoie length, and all other rie-cef-tary outbuildings, and plenty of good water, one hundred of choice apple trees, with a variety of peach and other fruit trees On the we! side ot the road, is a good frarnedwelling, a frame smoke h use, with a large double barn, well shaded, with etables and other out buildincs ono hundred bearing t pple trees ol the best k:nd, alrv u vaiiety ot peach, piunib and cherry trees, a "ever lailmj wtdle t tue best kind of w ater. '1 he land is in a hfh" state of cultivation, plenty ofcoed hickory, white and black oak timber tor all purpotea, plenty of sand, free and lime stone reck, in ehort every thing to make it a desirable location. It is one of the bet locations in this part of the State for a store and public house. Thiä farm w ill be told on reasonable ternis and paymen ts r lade easy. I cr lurther inior maiiou tuqui. e of James T. valkcr,Vt. Lvxnsviile or to ilia proprietors on the premises. . Fo'cwbii n:ay be tad immediately it required JOHN BUkl IS. THOMAS 1 1 EN N ESS Y Seotl towr.5hip,V n lerburg co. Ia. Ipl3 tk wfm JUST received by Eiearnrrp'eneoe, ' 73 sides sele Leather; " -Ü5 Hxs Lrmch Syrup; 3 J'kr.'cs rehncd supar for family ti?e. 1 X ALIUS CC HU V. W. ap'21 Water sf. IlSI-lOVilS. . . t .l iVi.ir 4 l, A? &. HOW ES have tenipornrciy iyur lTL Stock alid office to the new Bnek Store, on ycau.orcttrecr.nextto Laugnim e comw. " lace they respectfully f elicit their friends and the ublic ingenerfcllu tJ.tcnd to them the fame libera putror.azr, ti.ry navo wj iui m--, ----grateful for, and will always endeavor tod.Fcne, trpw. snot!?: soi:si! 1 1'ST recr ived by tl.u tubtcriber, tl i.VO pair Mens' Hagaus; Ki elo Ladies sappers; 11 Ml .'r Chiulrtn'b Shoes; It1) do Youth's and Misres sjipfii 1 bale Lew Cert 11; , With a vri' ty oi od.er geo; iuit:d Ie h r il ( Maonwhieh will I e f old nt .i:UMiel lew priees 1. r rivli rUa-. o eail nt.d xriim.c It-lore l iijirg diwhtle. WILLIAM 1U.GHI.S, , MJl. ß Corner Main ai-u 1. lTTINEirS Canadian uriunu?c-iu W remedy ever e.t discovered tot nil kinds, ot ii'fi!)K it 11.1t only dcMrovs Worms fthd inv.co- - fl'l t . . fvi.'i ....... -- - , rates the wholetttem,but it Jistolvi aiidciirrutioti thefuwrabundaiit t-ltme or mucus, t-o prevaienv 10 theMomaehnndUiwcsctchillrcnv I'toic especially tho.M- in bad health. The mucus lonns ihe bed or m st in which worms produce their young, nnd by pj move in? it,iti impoRiblt for worms to remain m tl:-? bodv. ltis harmless m its tlk-cls on uic yfcieiu,nnu. the health ot the patients u always improved 1 , u ure, even w he n no worms rre disccve ud: th tniedcine being palatrblc, no child will refuse t taie I not even The most dtji:atc ft-rreoarcd by juu. vvAiL.'.v v. e.., io. r. Maiden Lnre, h(w York. Sold wholesale mid tail, by J. WiMlUIT, General Agent for the ScUb and West, IM Chirtnfftrett, New Oilcans ?CrOn!y Ag-ct-s in r.vansvili.miry -.-ly ALLlS,tI10WFS DU. S C. WILSjON, J ATEofCincinnaU Ohio, having locatctl h'nJl JL ia the city ot Eveiisvilie, would respoctfully tu. r his jervici'S to the ciiite ns oi Uiis place, and the u r rounding community lor the practice ol Medicine nnd Surgery in till their various brandies Uihce on the corner ol Locu: t ond Firfet rtrcel oppsite the Sherwood Home. Kcs-idcr.ee at thel.OL-0 ..f the Kev. 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