Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 1, Number 160, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 26 October 1848 — Page 3

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The Daily Jouk.val is published every morning (Sundays excepted) at 10 cents per week, pnyahle 10 me carriers, or j per annum, payable in advance. The Tki-Week.lt. Jocr.val, for the count' y, containing ail the matter of the Daily Journal, 9 pub lished on Tuesd lys, Thursdays and Saturdays, at $1 00 per annum in advance. The Weekly Jour vi. is iiuhlLdied pvrrv Thnrcil : at $2 IX), three copies, for $5 00, seven copies for .itt : a' , - 1 ; 1 91t w, ich tunics lui 51 j w, in auvance. THUUSDAY MOUSING, OCT. 25. Advertising Prices in Erausville Papers. 1 square of 12 lines one insertion, - f 00,50 1 d) eactt additional insertion, w,'.ij da do do do do do do do one week. 1,50 two weck, one month, two months three month, six month:, twelve month, six month:, renewable to 2,50 4,00 6,00 7,50 10,00 15,00 average not more than once a week 12,00 20,00 5,00 6,00 1 do " twelve months. Each additional märe fornix months. do do do twelve months. No advertisements to be considered by the year unless specified on the manuscript, or previous' y agreed upon between the parties. Announcing candidates for office $1 for each name in advance. All advertisements from transient persons to be taid in advance. Advertisements, not marked on the copy for a specified number of insertions, willl continued one mouth, unless sooner discontinued, and payment exacted accordingly. The privileges ot yearly advertisers will le confined to their regular business, and all other advertisements n,rt pertaining to their regular business as agreed for, to 1 paid extra. All advertisements for charitable institution, fire companies, ward, township, any other public meetings, and such like, to be charged half price. Marriages and deaths iuscrtad without charge. Obituary notices and funeral inviiaiions to be charged half price. Regular advertisers and all others sending Communications or desiring notices designed to call attention to fairs, soirees, concerts; or any public entertainments where charges are made tor admittance, all nitice. of privats associations, every notice deii.:ie 1 to call attention to private enter prize, calculated or intended to promote individual interest, can only be in-erted witti the understanding that the a:ue 14 to he paid for. 1 1 inserted in the editorial which can only bu at the discretion of tlie editors) the same will be charged at the rate of not lesJ than 12 cents -r line. Knowing the above rates to be lilteral and much It ss than is charged in other cities and town for sim ilar work, we make known our intention to I guided hf realier by them; and to prevent any misunder tan ling, we uem it expedient to publish this on the in.Mile pages of Mir papers f-r one month, that all ixt.-oiis uriy have 0:1 opportunity of making thciuwives acquainted with the rales hereafter to le charged by us reip,-eiiv'y. W W. II CHANDLER V. CO. YtHT.Vil.OVK & SULLIVAN. II. C. HUNTINGTON. t CONSIDER EVERY WHIG VOTE GIVEN TO MR. VAN IS I! It EX DIRECTLY AIDING THE ELECTION OF MR. CASS." Daniel Webster. APPOINTMENTS.- We are authorized lo announce that the Host. Elisma Embhf.e will address the people of Posey County on the isftuen involved in the Presidential contest at the following times ami places: At Cynth'una 011 Wednesday, Nov. 1st. At New Harmony 011 Thursday, Nov. 21. At Mt. Vernon on Friday, Nov. 3rd. At Uiairsvilleoti Saturday, Nov. 4th. 'I he members of all political parties are earnestly solicited tu attendSouth Carouka's VtrrE. The Charleston papers publish a proclamation of Governor Johnson of that State, calling an extra session of the Legislature on the first Monday in November, to cat the nine electoral votes ofthat State for President and Vice-President. Georgia Election'. The Augusta, (Ga.,) Chronicle & Sentinel says: "We have returns, nearly all official, from 90 counties of the late election in this Stale. The vote in the 90 counties stands, Democrats, 30,730; Whigs, 3G.637; Democratic majority, 93. In the 3 counties to hear from, viz: Montgomery, Ware and Union, Gov. Towns, democrat, received last year a majority of 210 rotes. Vermoxt. There has been 30 ballots for Speaker of the House of Representatives in Vermont up to Monday Morning of last week, without choice. Backed Ölt. The Louisville Courier of Tuesday says there was at the Gait House in that City on the day following, a gentleman who appeared quite anxious to invest $3,000, that Lewis Cass would be the next President of the United States. He wouldn't bet le6s than $3,000 and was very desirou to find some one to take the banter. A well known till zen of Louisville, learning of the proposition started immediately in search of the gentleman, and when he found him, offered to accept the bet at once, and to put the money up instanter. The gentleman very quietly re marked that he teuf proposed the bet, but after taking a sober second thought upon the subject concluded to back out, and woultat face the music. City Clothing Store. S. KOIIN, No 21 Main street. EtamvilU. Ind. rpiIE subscriber has just received a very large and 1 splenoid stock ot lasnionaoie FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING, ftne latest styles aud fashions, coniprbiog a general assortment of Coats of every description; Panta loons of all sizes, qualities and colors; ests ol every grade and color. Jlsoa very general assortment ol seansonable Furnishim? Goods. His stock of Win ter Clothing is unsurpassed by any house in the city. and respectfully requests that the citizens 01 tue city and country should give him a call betöre purcnas ng elsewhere, and examine his stock and prices. 8Cr Remember No. 21 Main street. oct 21. IIESNUTS. Two barrels fine Chesnuts iust

Vj received and for sale by foc23l H. J ACKS1 LN

REPORTED

TOR THE EVANSVILLE JOURNAL ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP EUROPA . FIFTEEN DAYS LATER NEWS. HIGHLY IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE FROH IRELAND, FRANCE Sc AUSTRIA New Yobk, Oct. 25, P. M. The steamship Europa arrived at her dock today hating sailed on the 14th inst., conse quently tshe briogs fifteen days later intelli gence than heretofore received. The news from the Continent is of a highly important character. Smith O Brien had been found guilty of trea son, but had .been recommended to ioval clemency for pardon. McManus had also been convict-d, but managed to effect his es cape from the authorities of Cork. He escaped on board an American ship. It is confidently asserted that O'Cneu's sentence will be fully executed. France. The election of President will come off on the 15th of November. Louts Na poleon, it is thought will be elected. Vienna is in successful revolt. The Minis ter was murdered by the populace and hungup on a lamp post, exposed to all kinds of indig nities. The Emperor and his family had fled. All the military of the city were in the hands of the people, and a Republic had been pro claimed. Markets. Cotton remained flat -Upland 31 to 33 Orleans 3 J to 31d. Provisions reWheat was in moderate demand at former prices. Flour was dull and was freely offered at a decline of 6d. Corn in good de maud at former rates. Meal 17 lo 13s. Consols 85 to Sol. Star Clothing Store. Corner X&ln and First Et. Evansville A GUMBERTS, would inform his friends and tho public in uenerul. that he has lately com menced theCLOTlHER bl'M.NLsö in hid spacious brick building n the corner of Main and First streets, hvnnsvillc. Ind., where he intends to ketp constantly tn hand a lurgeand well assorted lock of lushionubleand plain seasonable Castcm Heady XVZadc elothinj, At Wholesale and R tail, ffi.anf. rtuima ttf!iir tli l;irtr.t nnit huutn.knirtiA. diousin the City, and his present stock of wi.vrEit cloth ixu, Being Fresh and Mew. made up in the latest im proved Fashions he can oiler much greater induce ments tor ihose in want of Clothing and r urnwiing Goods, to purchase of him, thnn enn be found nt any other place in the Stale, lie procure his Cloths in very large quantities, and mostly lor Cash, whuh iivc him an advantage over those who purchase in Uniall quautites hence the reason he can undersell ill his would be competitors. His btock now con sists ot OVER. COATS, Made up from all the various kinds of Cloths now in use apart of which are nice Urown, Ulue, and L5!ue LSlack, heavy liroadcloths. Also lilue. Drab, and lirown. Beaver and Blanket Cloths Also, Pilot, 1 weed and Satinet adopt xl to all kinds of business, ileavy Frocks and Sack, an article which every iiusinesa and laboring man will rind just the thing for his com lor t. They are made up "from the best Styles of Cloths for service, he ean hiid in the market, and warranted to sivecood satisfaction. Dress and Frock Coats, in ureal abundance, made from vier nan. French, English and American Cloths, of all colors usua.Iy worn, which will be found in the a test style of cut and r imh. A lew thousand pie ces of PANTALOONS, New and nice, made from Blue. Blue Black, and Black Cassinieres, as uooa as can he found at the Tailor's. ALo, all kiads of Doeskin, Satinet, and ."a tin ests,oi the most clioice i atierus. Abo Boys iMjitliinrr ti r j l.v Nik t rta n ni I llrfluirfl nnil ft nrcrtk flu. -ortnieiit ofCaisofall kinds, adapteil to Fall and inter wear, r urnliinir toods lor Lents, such as line white Shirt ut oil kimls. Also Hamilton Stripe, Twilled Stripe, and plain white Shirts, Linen Üu'ius and Collars. Black and Fancy Silk Cravats oolen Sickf, Susuenders, U loves, Mocks, belts, ilnudkerehiefs, OyeralL-, Umbrellas, Green Sjencers, 1 rur.ks, cc. oct. v-ti. FALL AJfI WINTKK DIIY tJOODS, I UST Received by M. W. FosTEE, at tlie corner I oi Main and first streets, a large and general as-.-ortnict of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, suitable tor in c Jeans, Linsey s, Fhnimls, suncrior and common Bed and over Coat Ulankets. Fruits, Ginghatn, Delaues Lamertinc and Maüona 1 aids and Struts, Flam and Figured Alpacca Lustres, Bik Satin stripes, .Mode and Figured Cassini-res, superior Ben Gro Do Rive. Italian and Plaid Silks; Silk, Velvet. Satin; Silk, Linen and Lisle Lace, and Edgings, Fringes, Buttons, r lowers. Ribbons, &.c, &c. Also 60 Cases Boot, Suites, Hats, Caps, lion nets &c.. making my assoruueii very general, desira ble and complete. I would respectfully invite the attention of purchasers to call and examine die stock, as 1 have no boubt, it would be to the interest ol both tarties, as I am den-rmimxl to sell at the lowest price for tah, or in exchange tor produce, oct IS M. W. FOSTER. uopi; STOKK. JUST received by the Steamer Colorado, bi Coils liopt's, assorted sizes; lo doi. lleuip Jjedcords; 4 do Six Siren 40 yds. long; 155 lbs Hemp Sowing Twine, 10 boxes Star Candles; 5 do Summer Mould Candles; 2 bbls. Salaratus; 1 box Caps, (Rouuh and Ready;) oct 17 G. VENN EM AN JL CO. TO the qualified Voters of Vanderburgh County State of Indiana. You will take no ice that an Election will be held by the qualified Voters of said County at the u ual places ot holding Elections in said County, on the 7th day of November A.D., 113, to elect twelve Electors ot President and Vice President of the United States, as prescribed by law. V itness my hand this 1 2th day ol October A. D., 1313. JOHN ECHOLS, S. V. C. oct H d&.w te. TO Lin'. A CONVENIENT Dwelling-house now occupied by the subscriber, tor terms apply at the store of fc'ep 2$ OLIVER LADD. - - - - E A TON &l IIL'GG. House Carpenters and Joiner Lj 'id street bctw-vn Sycamore au J Vina apSac1

t lie present and apuruachiug seasons, consisting

part of French and Kti"Ijsh Black, Blue, Green, Oliv

and Cadet; lMClth,CassiiMercs,Sattinetts, Tweed:

STATE OF INDIANA, ) Vnudcrburgh Couuty. I Prolate Court Vandctburr.h County, in vacation, October 25, lb4S. James T. Walter, Adm'r of Joseph Finey, dte'd. 1 VS. Pet. to sell real esThe unknown heirs of Joseph I late. Fiuey deceased. J AND now at this time comes the said Adminis- . tiator, and tiles his petition, praying for the sale of the real estate of the said Joseph r iney dte'd; and it sat istae tori ly appearing that the unknown heirs ol the said Joseph Finey dte'd are not at this time res i Jen's of the State of Indiana. Therefore notice is hereby given to the said unknown heirs of the said Joseplt Finey dec "d, to appear at or be lore the calling of this cause at the next term of said court to be held at the Court House in Evansville, on the third Monday in November next, then and there in said court to show cause it any they have or can show why the real estate oi the suid Joeph Finey dee'd should not be sld and made assets in the hands of the said Administrator lor the payment of the debts and demands outstanding against said Estate. oct26--Jw-pt 2. SAM'L T. JENKINS, Cl k. In the Vanderburgh Circuit Court

Samuel Orr. Kt. Charles F. Parker, and Sarah i . r. Parker, his wife, Richard Jenkins f 1,1 C1"ncerv James M Chute, John Shankhn, and James M. Johnston. A ND now at this time. October 20, 1S-13, comes fjL tlie complainant, by Baker &Garrin, their solicitors, and tiles in the othceot the Clerk ol the VanJerburgh Circuit Court, his bill ol complaint in the ubove entitled cause against the defendants above terestcd persen tiled in said cause that Cliarles F. rarker. and Sarnli l arker his wile, and Sanf 1 M. Jolmston .tlUee of said defendants are non-residents of the State of Indiana. Therefore notice is hereby given to the said non resident defendants, of the tilin" and pendency of said bill, and that unles they and each of them appear in said court on the first day of the next term thereot, to be begun aud held at the Court llou.-e in the city of Evansville on the4tn Monday of March next, and then and there plead, answer or demur to said bill, the matters and things therein contained will be taken as confessed to be true as ahainst the said non-resident defendants and decreed accordingly. Attest: SAM'L 1. J tils KiJNS, Cl k By R. Jemixs, Dept'y. oct 25-3w-pf 2,50. In the Vanderburh Circuit Court. John F. Stacer. r. J Catherine Baker, Jlenry Baker In Chancery. and Charles Baker. AND now nt this time, that is to say, on the 20th day of October A. D., 1813, the complainant by Baker &. Garvin, his solicitors, comes and tiles in the office of the Clerk ol the Vanderburgh Circuit Court, his bill of complaint in the above entitled cause against the defendants above named, and it appearing by the amJavit ot a di.Miitersted pe.son Hied in said cause, that Catherine Baker, Henry Baker and Charles Buker, defendants, are all non -resi tents ol the b ate ot Indiana. Therefore notice is hereby given to said defendants of the tiling and pendency of said bill, and that unless they and each of them appear in said court, on the first day of the next term thereof, tone oegan ana noia at me vurt House 111 the city of Evansville, Indhnn, on the 4th Monday in March next, and then and there uN'a.l answer or demur to said bill, the mutters and things thereon contained will be taken as confessed tobe true and decreeed accordingly. Attest: SAM'L T. JENKINS, Cl k. By R. Jenkins, Dept'y. oct 25-3w-pf$2. la the Probate Court of Vanderburgh County, Oc tober21, 1943. John R. Wilcox, Adm'r. of Stephen A. Doolittle dee'd. t. Henry W. Knotts, Salome Knotts, Jas. Guth Pet. for sale cf real estate. rie, Kotert lyler, and the unknown heirs of Stephen A. Doolittle, deed. J ND now at th:s tims comes the said Administrator, by Blythe and Chandler, his solicitors, and fdes his petition herein, suggesting the insufficiency of the personal Estate of said dee'd to pay the debts outstanding against said estate, and praying for tlie sale ol certain real estate, mentioned and uescriled in said petition, and it appearing that the said Henry W. Knotts, Salome Knotts, James Guthrie Robert Tyler, and the unknown heirs of said Steph en A. Doolittle uec d, an an non-residents ot tue State of Indiana. Therefore notice is hereby given to the said nonresident .defendants, to lie and apiM?ar in this Court, at the next Noveniler term there of, to lie le2iin and held at the Court House in Ev ansville, Indiana, on the third Monday ot November next, and then and there to show cause if any they have or Can show, why the said real estate described in said petition should not be se'd and made assets in the hands of said Administrator for the payment of the debts outstanding against seid Estate. Attest: SAM'L T. JENKINS, Cl k. By R. Jenkins, Dept'y. oct 25-3w-pf $3. State of Indiana, Vanderburgh County, ss. In the Vanderburgh Circuit Court, John Shankhn & William Black. rn. James G Jones, John Jones, Martha Jjpes, JnmesKiii'T, Elijah King Elizabeth King, William Kins, Marina Kinir, LouUa Shannon, Sam- In Chancery uel Shannon, Mlas rteJhens, Jane E. Scantlin, ames Scantlin Jr, Robert M. E.Sti phi 11s, Henry C. Stephens, Saiiia Evans, John i. Evnua, De Wilt C. Evans, Rob ert M. Evans, and Berry S. Evans. A N now at this time that is lo say on the 17th day XJL of October A. D., 184!, come the com plain n libbv James E. Blvthetluir solicitor, and tile in theo! rice of the Clerk of the Vanderburgh Circuit Court, their bill of complaint in the above entitled cause seainst thJ defendants above named, and it appear nig by tlie alhdavit of a disinterested person hied in said cause, that John Jones, Jane King. Elijah King, Martha Kin?. Elizabeth Kin?, and William King, six of said de iendants are non-residents ol the State ot Indiana; therefore nutico is hereby given to tlie said non-rtsident defendants of tlie tiling and pendency of said bill and that unless they, and each ot them appear in said Court on the first day of the next term thereof, tole bejjun and held nt the Court llousein the city of Evansville on the 4th Monday of March next and then and there pL-ad answer or demur to eaid bill the matters ana things therein will be taken as confessed to be true as against the said non-resiJent defendants and decreed accordingly. Attest: SAM'L T.JENKINS. Clerk of said Court. By R. Jenkins, his Deputy. oct 20, p f $4 00 Dr. IlruiMlctli's Pills. PAINS IN THE BACK, HEAD AND SIDE. THERE are a great many cases of pains in th side and back, partly arising from liver complaint, and more Irom gravel in the kidneys. Don't bother yourself about l nimenls or plasters you want a tew doses of Brandeths Pills, They never fail to cure. Take them three days night and mminz, in dosesef four at night and two in the morning I will warrant that you recommend Brandeth's Pills on the fourth day; and, in fact; when you once get a fair acquaintance with this great purifier of the bloed and fluids ot the body, there is no danger but you will imbibe suilicieul knowledge of it, to teel the propriety of perseverance until a lull cure is efiected. Pains in the head often arise from gravel. 1 can refer to a person in New York, who sutlered much from apoplectic symptoms. He took Brandreth's Pills, and his complaint was cured, after discharging a great quantity ol gravelly matter. He has now in his possession over a pound weight for the inspection ot the curious. DANIEL W(XLiEWAl::nt. oct 25-3.HW. Kvaiuvillei JtMraiia.

Stoves! Stoves!

MO 11C STOVES. J A 31 KS SCANTLIN & SON, HAVE just returned from Cincinnati and Louisville with a large and splendid assortment of the moat approved Patterns of Stores, FOR THE FALL TRADE! Which for performance and durability are unsurpassed in tho Union, among vhic!i will be found tlie Buck's Patent Cooking Stove, (imyroved,) the best Stove in use. Also the Quce.i of the West, and Harry of the West premium Cool ag Stoves, new patems; and the fates style of Double Oven Cooking Stoves. All sorts of Heating Stoves. Some of the most beautiful air-tight Parlor and Dining Room Stoves we ever saw brought to tint City. Six, seven to ten Plate Stoves, new patterns. Rough anil Ready Parlor Stoves. Any quantity of Tin Ware on hand as usual which they would dispose of at the very lowest Clvcixsati prices. Give us a call and see for yourselves at our store on Main street, one door from B. Nurrie's Tavern. Sepiadiw. NOTICE. Ornct Indiana Mutual Fire InscbanceCo'it, Indianapolis. Oct otter 7. 1843. I T II E mem eers of said Company are hereby notified that, at a meeting ofDircciors held tins day, it was Ordered, That for the. payment of losses by fire, estimated interest thereon, and other liabilities sustained and incurred by said company since October 11, lt 17, amounting to the sum of twelve thousand five hundred and ninety dollars and six cents, the following Assessment on the Premium Notes given to the Company, be paid off by the we.mbles thereof, 011 or before the thirtieth day of November next ensuing, to the Trcsurer of said Company, to-wit : On Notes in Force. On ail Notes dated on or before November 27, 1847, and not dicharr?d at this date, being from No. 2525, to No. 3780, both inclusive, thirteen per cent, Om all Notes dated after November 7, 147. and on or before February Vi. 1843, being from No 3781, to No 3J33, hoth inclusive, eleven and i.ne quarter per cent. On all Notes dated after February 23, 1848, and on or before February 21), 1848, being from No 3851 to No 3800, both inclusive, nine and one quarter per cent. On all Notes dated after February 29, 1848, and on or before March 3, 4848, being from No 38C1 to No. 3862, both inclusive, eight and one half percent. On al! Notes dated alter March 3, 1848, and on or before July 18, 1843, being from No 3862 to No 3U33, both inclusive, five and one quarter iter cent. On ExriRED and Discharged Notes. On all Nous exuircd or discharged on or after October 12, 1347, and on or before November 27, 1847, three and one half per cent On all Notes expired ordischarged after November 27, 1347, and on 01 before February 23, 1848, liive and one quarter per cent, On all Notes expired or discharged after February 23, 1843, and on or before February 29, 1843, seven and one quarter per cenL On all Notes expired ordischarged after February 29, 1343, and on or before March 3, 1843, eight per cent. On all Notes expired or discharged after March 3, 1S43, and on or before July 13, 1?48, eleven and one quarter per cent. On all Notes expired or discharired after July 18, 1843, and on or before Oct. 7, 1318, thirteen per cent. Ordered, that the Treasurer charge Interest on assessments not paid on or before Novenilter 30, 1S43, Receipts lor Assessments will be forwarded to Agents or authorized persons, to whom members are exttected to make prompt payment. Interest will be charged on all assessments remaining unpaid on and after the 3d day of Pecember, on which they are payablet and at the expiration of thirty days from this date, delinquents will be liable to suit lor the whole amount ot their premium notes, agreeably to the eleventh section ot the Charter. IVotes ol the State Bank of Indiana, or of the specie paying banks in Kentucky and Ohio will be required lor assessments In cases where members hive alienated their Pol icies by sale ot the assured property or otherwise, they are hereby uo'.ihed that it is their duty to sur render ths same for discharge, and to pay the amount dje un to tho time of such surrender. arrceablv to the requirements of the lit teen th section of the Charter, which must be enforced by ofheers of the Company This is s important a matter to members that Ag'ts are especially requested to call their attention to it nnd to give the proper information in regard thereto. t oli-ie-s tor discharge's should Ie lorwarded through the local agents, and addressed to the Secretary. In no case will a policy he discharged until the a mount or amounts c'ue on tlie note up to the date oi surrender be f irst paid. By order of the Directors. B. F. MORRIS. Treasurer. Evansville Jonr. publish to amount of $5,00, and charge Iocal Agent. Oct. 17. SHERIFF'S SALE. BY virtue of a decree of the Vanderburgh Circuit Court at its September Term 1348, in a suit in Chancery, wherein Thos. Wilson was complainant, ami Barney Royston, Mary Hazard and others were defendants, and an execution issued thereon, and to me directed and delivered. I will os Sheritfof Van derbunrh County in the 7th dav of November A. D.. 1343 at the door of the Couit Ilouie in the city of Evansville, between the hours ol 10 o'clock. A. M., and 6 o'clcck P. M., of said day expose to sale at public auction, the rents, issues, and profits for any term not exceeding seven years otthe following real estate, mentioned in said decree, namely: the moit southerly two thirds of Lot No in the Original Plan of the city of Evansville, beginning at the alley, on Chestnut Street, in said city, thence along the line oft aid street; 99 feet thence at right angles aero. ; said lot, parallel to said alley, to the back line of said Lot; thence along said back line to the alley aforesaid, and thence along said alley to the place ot beginning. And should no person oiler for said rents" issue J and profits a sum sufficient to satisfy said execution and costs, I will at the same time and place, by virtue of said execution, expose to public sale, the fee simple of said premises or of such part thereof, a may be necessary to satisfy said execution and costs. Said premises arc subject to the rLht of dower of Helen Hazard, widow of G. Hazard, dee'd. JOHN ECHOLS, S. V. C. oct 17-3w-pfji3. TKUXKS. Leather Trunks 0 goal quality and low prices; also Car pet Bags of every variety for sale at th Cincinnati Clothing Store. AHLERING 6c BRUMMER. iiov 4 tt. IRON. LARGE and general assortment of all sizes e Common Bar, Flat. Round and Square, Broad and Narrow Band, Axe and Hoe Bar, Flow liar. Plow Moulds and slabs. Nail and small Rods, together with all sizes usually called for in the above line. For sale by. A. LAUGIILIN, ap 23 Water st. JUST RECEIVED, KEGS Pure white Lead; 10 bbls Linseed Oi'; 50 5 do I urpentine; 23 boxes &-10 Window Glass, For sale low by A. LAUGIILIN, may Water street.

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ÄEZÄ0VA. . A LLIS it IIO W 1S have temporäre! y moved thc;r -AJL" Stock and 'office to the new Brick Store, on f T la. . . .

rycamore street, next to Liaugiiinrs corner, at which place they respectfully solicit their friends and the pnWic ingeneralto extend to them the same liberal patronage, they have so long enjoyed, al was felt t .. 1 ..11 . I. :. . . .1 i.iciui ioi 1 una 111 ainujrs viiucutui to ue'se'tve. Sfp20. . LA!DAKD TOWN LOTS roil sali:. I WILL sell at private sale a tract of Land adjoin ine Evansville, containing nliout twenty seven acres; also, ten or fiUeen Lots in the upper enlarge mem 01 evansville, all 01 which 1 will seil on reasonable terms in quantities to suit purchasers Tlltso wishing topjrcha?e Land or Lots, w ill find it to thei jy 14- to aiply immediately. E.A.CORBET, Agent, . - FALL GOODS. JUST received a lew cases of my - Fall stock, amongst which are some Linen Edgings, Laces filk and worsted Fringes &.c. oct 5 M. W. FOSTER NEW GOODS, AND CHEAP. JUST received by the subscriber, a large and very superior stock cf Dry Goods, embracing all the varieties usual for the season. AImi a c! voice assortment of Gimps Fringes, Linen, Corset Laces, Needles, BI'k fins, LaJie's and children's Hosiery, Gloves, Whalebone, Linen and Cotton Tapes, Braid and Floss, and every variety of White and Colored Spool Cotton, with h und redd of other small articles in the Trimming line too numerous to mention, for sale low for cash or produce. WILLIAM HUG HKS, oct 24. Corner Main & Seeon J streets. PETER SCOTT, House nnd Sign Fainter. HAS opened a shop in Evansville, at the Exthnng Hotel, where he is prepared to do al) kinds o House, Sign, nnd Cnrriage rnintinpr, at the lowest. rates. He r cspectfully requests a shar? of pi.blic patrenagc. jj ü sggggga Canal Letting. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. THE undersigned Trustees of the Wabash and Erie Canal, hereby eive not ice that they will re--ceive sealed proposals at Point Commerce in Greene County, Indiana, on the 15t!i day of November next, fctr the construction of 17 miles of said Canal, exten eling along tho valley of the west (brk of White River, from Point Commerce to the village of Newberry iu said County. On tltu division, there are to be conssructed G Lift-Locks, ond Guard-Lock, a dam across Wbito River. 12 leet in height and over 400 feet inlength; togetlier with the usual variety of work beI - . , rr 1 .itt i, i. sections averaging about half a mile in length. At the same time and place, proposals will be received tor the performance of a part of the Rock Excavation at the Patoka Snmmit. in Pike County. This section will embrace near 20,IH"0 cubic yards ofsolid rock, varying in elepth from 4 to 1& teet, together with a ortion of earth excavation. The work to be done will be ready for inspection: lor twö ceks previous to the day etf letting, duriag which time all necessary information will be given: by the Resident Engineer. Payment will be made as the work progresses, inpar funds. CHARLES BUTLER, J A. M. PUETT, Truflte, THOS. II. BLAKE. Office of the Board of Tkvstf.es, ( Terre-Haute Ind., Sep. 7 .1843 i sep!3-td. A CARD. THE undersigned having purchased the interest cf S. C. Johnson in the Livery Stable, tenders his services to the public and solicits a continuation of favors. His stable is at the old stand on Vino street, between tho Johnson House and the river, where he can at nil times be found, ready to wait u(Kn the public. He intends to keep good stock, and his charges shall be in accordance with the times. oct7-tf. JAMES WHITE. NEW GOODS AGAIN!!! JUST received per Steamers North Carolina and J. Q. Adams, 13 packages more ot our Fall and Winter Stock. Which now comprises blue mixed and gold mixed Jeans; ble and blue black. Pilot cloths and blue Flushings; Blankets; Linseys; Brown Cottons -nd Sattinets. Black plaid mourning and fancy Ginghams, English mourning, oil colored; Furniture, blue and orange and new style fanct Prints. Combs, Buttons aud Threads; bl'k plaid English Silk Cravats; Artificials; Ribbons and Florence braid Bonnets; bl'k and colored silk Fringes and Gimps; Indies bl'k Iaco silk Milts and Gloves; Waddings; Padding and Canvass. Figured Saleshury Flannels; plain bl'k Satin Stried, riigured Mohair and real Alpacca Lustres; Rich figured colored Imperial and silk checked Lamartines. Infants fancy velvet; Boy's velvet and Cloth; Mens Cloth, velvet, fur, cloth fur trimmed, point Print, glazed and Plush Caps. R. V. black and drab wool Hats; Fash Angola, Nutria, Russia und B. B and L. Crowned Plnntcr, Monterey and Buena Vista Hats. The above addition makes our assortment complete with the exception of Boots and Shoes; which we are looking for daily. We have made such arrangements that we will be receiving New Goods the whole of the present a son and will sell at low prices. Sep 15. J. H. MAGHEE &. Co. FANCY CONFECTIONARY. Augustas Ilisgen OULD respectfully inform the citizens of Evansville that he has lately opened a Fancy Confectionary store on First street, above Main, where he intends always to keep on band a large and splendid assortment of Cakes, CiNctrs, Cokoials, and other fashionable drinks, and also in the fruit season a varied assortment of rRCiTS lie would inform the citizens that as he is a Confection er by trade every thing in the baking line will be done by himself, in any shape, size, or mode wished. tlavinz tust commenced in business he respeetlully requests that those wishing to purchase anything in his lino would please give him a call, and exaniino his Work and prices before purchasing elsewhere. Oct, lo-tt. BLACKSMITH'S TOOLS. A FULL and general assortment o every thing in that line, namely An .vils. Bellows. Vices. Screw Hate AfciiS If nan KifpH nnH lJrtrj For sale by A. LAUGIILIN ap 25 Wate atreet NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS. WE are now opening a large and desirable lot of new cools for rail and Winter sales, and will conticue to receive daily accessions to our stock throughout the seasons. la?ing a resident partner East, we will at all times be supplied with a lull and general assortment of Dry Goods, which we shall endeavor to oiler as low as they can be bought East, in Iik' quantities, with tee addition ot carriage. We invite merchants and dealers in Dry Goods to call and examine our stock; we think we can oner them inducements to purchase in this market. We return our thanks to old customers for their former patron age and would respectfully solicit a continuance of their custom. L5L.At;ilL.x fc M.Yir&o.-s, No. 11, Pearl Street, Cincinnati, O. Evansville Jour, please publish to amount of &2. and charge this office. Mte Jmir. KE3IOVAL, OLIVER LADD, will remove his stock of goods to the new three story brick on Mains treet, in about ten days, where his old customers are invited of call n him. sep 28. HYDRAULIC CEMENT. A FULL suply of this article fresh from the mills together with the best of Roach Lime. For sale by the batrel. A. LAUGIILIN, ap 25 Water street. IETER SCOTT, Painter, Exchange Hotel. jy2mi

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