Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 3, Number 269, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 19 March 1851 — Page 1

! AII. SAN DK KS, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

A CHRONICLER OP THE TIMED, THE PEOPLE. AND TTJE COUNTR.' . . r i : j i TEN CENTS PER . WEEK EVAJSSV1LLE. IA., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19 1851 VOLUME III NUMBER 289

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POOLE & BROTHER, Cemmltdon aud Forwarding Merchants . No 90 MA8AXIRE STRtET, . HEW Oil LEAKS. J M. POOLE will be at EvansvPle, and interior, daring the winur and rpur.g, to solicit and make advances on shipments ot Produce amtdw for GROCERIES will meet with our best attention. ' " ' Refer to titMurt & Vnw; i J. Lauuhli &. Co.,EvansviIe TitLOB Sl Harvev, CHAMA5 CoLEMAJI & Co j nUe mhl ly J. H. Cutter Sl to., 1 oaitxr w itch ell O'RILEY & MITCHELL, ' (Successors to Harrington, Crane 4 (Riley,) GENERAL .FOBWARDING AND COMMISSION ? HERCHANTS, EVANSVILLE, 1SDIASA. . ...... CILL HASVEV .MAl'LOllta HARVEY, Commutttm, and For, 1 txirding Merchants, Water St., Mansvuie, inai He also a large, new wharf-boat where they v it Ireeeive and store Ircight free ol dray age. ap23 llxts Ueilly. Wm. Reillt. J. A W. IIEIXITY, "1 lTIIOLEt ALE dealers in Groceries, Nails, Salt, W i'.tl.m Vim Itatl tS. A.C. The highest market price paid for rlour.corn, oats, feathers; beeswax, flaxseed, whiubeans,dr:wl fruit, bacon, lard, butter, &c ; , nov2V-tt - Vlain Street, Evansville. Ind. " " JOHN FARRELL Maanractarer of Confectionary, First Strut, between Main and Sycamort. "1ANDIES of every variety. Lemon yrupsanc Soda ayrupe all rlavera, etc , etc., always on hand. . iel2-dly. o M.E.GILBEUT&CO.; ' Wholesale Grocers & Commission Hier chants. . Sycamore St betveen Watrrand First sts., EVASSVILLE, JSD. 11EFE11 TO lit. Willard CaTpenier, ' Jno.lngle, Jr., Esq., Evansville Mes. tlarriouton. Crane Si Co. Mr. J no. G. laham.Cinctunaii. i .?Mes. aiurges,tilearman At Co., York. -.. Messrs. Barstow & fope, S ' Me St John Powers 3l Co., ) mk.iMr.C A. Gilbert . I Mess. Jas. Connoly & Co.t t rria.n. 5 Mr. E. 11. Winsate, ' (Particular attention paid to consignments for isle. Mc27J New Wholesale DBY.GOODS HOt'SE, MORGAN V KEEN, EVASSVILLE, INDIANA, rr C. TWICE ELL. S. TWlCllELL. E. H. TAtUBILD "-""t" C. TWIUiELL& CO. " Commission and i'or warding . MLUC11ANTS, " ' KO. :o, 1DKAS b'VUEET, sepl dfrwtf . KewOrleass lAnnirxoTON crajtb & CO . lfsrw UIuk and I'omuiUiisu Alcrciiants evakst:ll, inpiaa, T011E undersigned have this day tornied copartJL nership under the above rirui for the purpose o tfxaasaeung a General Forwarding and Commission ctmiues. Urüceand Warehouse at Uie old stand ol Jiarnngton, Crane cc O'Kiler. ' CHARLES HARRINGTON, ISAAC A. CRANE. . Evansville, iio. li 4'.. nl2dwtf A. R. JONES. PRODUCE DEALER, dfarwardtng & Commission Irlerchant, And Agent for AT Hose 4 English: s ' Cace' Ale, No. 19 Front Mreet, jan23 ly ST. LOUIS, MO. . a 'ARTHUR JOHÜ REALS T BOM AS MAlK . ' P. LT ARTHUR & co Jobbers' in Lace Goods. Ribbons. Embroideries Hosiery, Gloves, tckite Goods, small Wares, tf-c., a 22-tf No. 20, Pearl Street, Cincinnati L. C. STIKSON, A TTORNEY and Counsellor at Law. Offcc A with Jones &. Bty the. i'irst street, Evantville Indiana. ocut BEN. STINSON. A TTORNEY AT LAW. uffice on First st AaA ma a jl. De t we en ; Main ana Lcubt, up tsirr, in Mwathmty's new buildinr. toct21tt ' CT OLE & WHEELER, OH.I I5U,JR UORATIO Q. WHEELER A TTURNEYS AT LAW. Scccessobsto Hat . jL TILL dt IftfLE. General Collection ai d Ural Y.tate Agenew. Office, on V ater Street, over the i.vansvne insurance omce. SiS 11. Q. Whexi rr. Notary Public, fn 5tf ;uRAD RAKER THOS. E. UAkVl AKEliJc GARVIN, Attorney at Law, Evans JLß vi lie, la. Utlice in the Court House. tfpJ 4t H. P. KIGER, Attorney aud Counsellor at Law. EVA9SV1LLE, 1.XD. O IT1CE on First Street, between Main and Lo rut lapll OTIN80N & WILLIAKS, Paysiciaus and Sargeonii. . Off ce on First street, above Main, next door to Dr. wiicox. jylO 6m O TCS. new Rice, m superior article, iu?t icc.mv

ed, and tor sale oy navC0-tl -

J iL W. UtILLY.

BUSINESS CAKDS.

JOHN T. WALKER, PIITSIClAIf ANI 8i;U-EON, Oßee corner Third street and tle Public Squart jan29 EVANSVILLE, ND. EDI CA L. GEO B. WALKER, Phytic and s-rjo,Otiice on Wain between ti and Front streets ual? J. P. CRISP, JSARKIMG PLATE CCTTEU, Maix street, orrosiTE TBI Bank ÖOrUmbrellas and Parasots repaired. mh5 J. H. MAGBEE, & CO., lircnti of the 30.NK KRBOUR MINING AND MANUFACTURING CO. MA YE just received xnnn tn. fnf ton Yarn. W hich they are authorized to sell at Louisville price I alltirp.es during the season. " . " ' i - v. ...... am nfan oTi-ollpnt nnalitv. ana BUDe riur to most of the Pittsburir Brands. Please call and xaniinethem. P H J BART, BOOT AND SHOE JflANfJFACTfJREn, At the Sioji or tee Mammoth Boot, Main, between Sycamore and First streets. ftTA 1 assortment on hand for tale. Tents Cah. No mistake in the goat. Evansville. March 23. Ib50. 1 mh23 GEORGE GOSLING, II A TEH FROOF COMPOSITION ROOFER, - FIRE $ Evansrille, Indiana. THE subecribrr is lully prepared to cover loildincs with the above cbenp and durabln roofs I rm ready at all times to show my roots to any person vbo may wirh to examine them. REFER TO G. McCormick. Commercial Bank Williams Sc Smith, Carpeuters, Paynry AMcGüniy, VCincinnaÜ. jjavisötM., torn iveaiers. R. A. Love, Architect. J. iMfGfore. iloufce and ?ign Painting done ns usual at the old stand, on Water reet. IsuggQ-tf) JOSEPH P. ELLIOTT, rVv, Saddle, Harness and Trunk rn MANUFACTURER, V" declO tf Maix sr., EvAWSvii.LK. 1a I. M. JOH.tSO.1 1. A. AltSY - JOHNSON & MANNT, Drapers and Tailors, North East corner of Chestnut and IVird streets, ST. L.OTJ1S, HO. Always on band upcrior cloths, caseimerts, and vettings. nov JOHN FARRELL'S 17XPECT0UANT CANÜY, tor Colds. Coughs, JJJ Inrluenza, Broncliitis. Arthma, Whooping Coi'gh, and other aflcctions of the Lungs, arising from recem or ntglected Colds This preparation is reppectluUy ofTered to thepublie as a remedy, rontaining nothing in its composition which would be injurious to the jnost delicate invalid. In effect it is Tonic. Laxative, Alterative, Expectorant, and a promoter ol the General Secretions. . This valuable nd pleasant remedy is prepared and sold by the undersigned. A liberal disco" ut is made to agtnts ' n 2ft-tf JOHN FARRELL. TO EM1CRÜ1STS, &C. ALL those in want ot small Farms within a fe miles of t lis City will do well to call on the subscriber at is Office, 2nd street, one door fron the Catholic Church. P. E. GAltKICK . , r . DANIEL WOOLSET...'. HIRAM HuLmQS ICEiriOVAL CA KD WOOLBEY & NELSON, Auctioneer &. touimlnlou Itlercuants, A0 DEALERS I.V. C LOCK S, FERN ITVBE, DHY G OODS, &c. LAV hi removed to the lour-story nre-prooi ouuains on Water street, two dcora above Main lormerly occupied by K. Barnes. Evansville, la., Maren 1, ipw. mm W. E. HOLUMJSWORTH. J0. W. BCGUE . Wholesale and Retail CHINA GLASS AND QUEENS WARE Water street, between Main and Locust, Evansville. 1a. THE undersigned are now receiving a very large and well selected stoc of CHINA AND QL:ENSWARE. which, with their present lot, will make as desira ble an assortment as may be lound U eit. We have received from Pittsburgh a well-asMirted stock ol (la-vare, and are desirous that all in want oi the niKjve articles may give us a call, as we are nt if lied that it will be to their interest tu du o We invite the atteation of merchants and dealer to examine our stock, being assured that we olTei inducements to dealers entirely sufiicient to stop them here u they call.. Urders put up with despatch, so that they may go to any part of the coun try without breakage. ÖCrWc are offering inducements in retailing Pleae call and see. Iebl2 tl IIOLL1NGSWORTI1 &. HUGHES. WHOLESALE GROCERY STORE! WE NOW are receiving our fall stock of Koud, which, together with our former ttock.make? our assortment well worthy the attention of mer chants, tor we are prepaied to srll them on as roa onable terms aathe V est ran offer. BADO CK BROTHERS, . oct29 Water Street. FOR RENT. A Brick dwelling House. with Store on Mam Mreet torrent. Au, ly to jan3tf J. &W.RE1LL pa Hat, Caps, Roots and Shoes. rt I II AVE the latest stvle ol HatsH ft manutactured to order, a superior aru- ajk cle, ot all prices and qualities; Satin, Beaver, Mole skin, bilk, riatn and lirush. and a great variety o Huena Vista Hats and - Caps; also Hoots and ihoes ab tine as can be made All for sale low n Main street, near the river. mb27 . - A. DEFOE. PEH WESTERN WORLD. 10 HLr WhlsS II Molisses-SOhbtii Plantation d Ni tagt Cotlee. which we will eil asusu J. tiv client, ior cSfli ft-M . NOTICE. , THE urdersirnvu humg lurmed a partnerthip will practice law unor the firm ol Law, Bat' tell & Johnson. Uurtili.ce is in the uppt-r room of Mr. Amor-'s building, on Fitst street, opposit BementtV Viele's. We shall also undertake tin purchase and raleof Real Estate, and payment o laxrsou the same. Collection ol claims, audal. 'uiness entrusted to us. will receive our uniter attention. I het fiice ot the Lcmaco Ageucy is the same place. JOHN LAW. C. 1. BATTEL!.. MORRIS S. JOHNSON. Evansvne,Dec2,1850 tl SMGARS St Tobacco. Extra articles a wa 'ays to be lound at

HATCH1TT& CO -No. 14, Front st

QLOTHING.

Chas. W. Macr. A. LoRElSTI5E. ..4 WESTERN STAR CLCIBTnG STORE, ho legale uuil ltetail, Conur of Water end ' Sycamore Streets, : E VANSVILLE, ISD. . MESSRS. MACK & LOBENSTLNE have just received from ll.eir wholesale clothing sablirhment at Cincinnati, a large aisortmeiitoffall nd winter clothing, manufactured with an especial view to meet the wants of this market, and consistng of every ankle ot apparel necessary to conlete the wardrobe of inviduals of every taste, a COATS. The following kinds, made of the. tesl. matenal ind in iLlatest styles, are now in store t Black elo h dres and I rock coats; . Brown, blue and invisible green do; Blanket aud pilot cloth ,. .do; '. Blue, gold mixed and tweevl sacks: Over-costs very superior quality To ail of which they rcspecdully invite the at tcntion of the public. - : - . PANTS. .: Super black and fancy cassimere; . Corduroy, cabinet u jeans and fancy pants of every dtscriptiou,'and ot the laust lahion . j , VESTS.' 1 Black satin and silk vetsK fancy and plain silk velvet, fancy cloth, casimere and ralinett do,and common vests of every nyie and price. FURNISHING GOODS, Consisting of extra linen bosom shirts to which we would ask particular attention and undershirts, shirt collars, cravat! ot superior qualities and beautiful styles, gloves, suspendere. and every other article usually lound in the most extensive clothing establishments of the country. . Hats, Caps, Doots Se Shofls. In connection with their large stock Of Clothing thi y will coostan J) keep in store a splendid assort, ment of Camp's superior bats, and caps, together ith s large lot ol boots, shoeric, cVc Mack &, Lohenstine have located in Evansville with a view of keeping up one of the largest and most tssbionablc clothing stores in the country, and as thev expect to receive fresh supplies Irom their establishment at Cincinnati weekly, and are determined to ei eveiy article in their line as cheap.il not a little cheaper, than it ran be pur chased at any oth-r establishment in the city, they hope to receive a liberal share of public patronage, e tl CINCINNATI CLOTHING STORE. (Next door to C. Bell, JJrttfgüt, Alajn Si.,) Evansville, ind. 1TCS3RS. AIILERINg & BRUMMEP have J.TJ. just received trom their msnulactory. jn Cin cinnati, the latest New York style of Fall and Wit ter Clothing. Allot which are made and trimmed in the best manner, under their direction, expressiv tor tbi market, and consists of every article requi site to complete Gentlemen's Wardrobes. coals ana Cloaks. , A fine assortment ot blue. Brown, Grey, Drab, Mackinaw, Blankets; Box, and Over Coats, genu ine Pilot and Beaver Cloth Coata; a fine lot ot Cloth Coats ol all sizes and prices; superior Black and Blue, French and English Cloth Dress, Frock and Sack Coats fall trimmed. Satinet and Cashmcrctte &ts) -Brownf Creen and Grey and all colossof 1 weed aud Cassimeie Sack, Frock and Dress Coats; Roundabouts and Costs of all kinds. Pantaloons. Superior Clack and Blue Cloth anu Cassimere Pants; Fancy French Cassimetei Pants; Fancy Stripes and blue. Black, and IStcel Mixed and Ca det Mixed Satmett Pants; Tweed and Cordroy do Pants.oi every variety and price to' sail puJchasers Vests, r Black silk and satin Vests, Fancy and Plain silk Velvet Vest;Fancy Cassimere Vests; Satinett vests; and common vests of all Kinds. Fnrnishinir Goods. J All the ate styles ol plain and fancyj silk and satin Cravats, Scarfs, and r4 stocks; white silk und all colors Pocket Handkerchiefs; Linen and Linen bosom shirts; Muslin and Klannel do.; Flannel and Net under thirts and Draws; Shirt Collars; every kindol Beaver, Kid, thread nd cotton Cloves; en.broidcred and plain f;um susponders; bilk, gingham and coUon timbrel ns; Dodd's, Sherwood and Chase's Hats, also Silk Hats; Caps. Boots, Shoes; walking canes, & c. All the above articles and everything else in the turnishmg line will be sole at Cincinnati prices tor CASU. . - ' . We shall continue to receive fresh supplie week.y during the Pensen frm our manufactory in Cincinnati. Jnovl3jHJRL2 UNITED STATES CLOTHING STORE. WllOEESiAEE AND ItETAlE, CORNER MAIN AND WATER STREET 8 tnder trie Jouiual Office. 1 SKAIIN having lately removed his Clothing nA Viimialiintv tt'al aKTiwliwvioa (a 1 1 a aKao stand, is now fullv prepared with a large stock ol Clothinu, all tt which is of home mauulacture. and w vaiu M. ui iiiciiiiij. tu tsi c? i iiivii iv iu as m 'VJ warranted to be of rnnrl rimk nnrl faHhinnnh! styles, with a complete assortment of FiritN lsiiiNn r.nnni. of every description and beautiful varieties, for the l. C i t : . i.. l: . -1 1 itiicui wi ii ir cuMuiurir. in uim neawriiiicrnt win oe lound Coats, ol all kind?, Pants, Veits, Shirts, Shoes, and Boots, Gloves, etc., etc. HATS ANDCAPS. CJ in tact every thing required lor gentlemen's use. All the above articles, and everything else in the furnishing line, will be told at New York prices for 4 . VÜC ER His stock i continually being replenished so as to keep it tun. ana to xeep up wnn me aaysoi The public are invited to call and examine his i i . I . .1..: i : - goons, wneuicr ineT ucaigu purcuasiu or not. fel27 dly TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. , WE are prepared now v eil CLU'l HING ol ever- variety aod quadty. and manufactur ed in the most substantial manner, at WHOLE SALE, having just received Jrvm Evrcpe. a large stock of cloths, cass.nierei.6i c, which will enable us to make up and sell on the most reasonable i .i- .r ti.i terms, cunning oi ?ery jnu. e nave just received a targe stock ot all qaalities overcoats. We invite the attention rt the country trade to our coods, while we express our grstitude for the liberal patronage thus far so kindly extended us. MACK &. LOBENSTINE, Western Star Clothing Store. no?19 Corner Front and Sycamore streets UNITED STATES CLOTHING STCRE

KAHN ha just received and opened at his k store, on the corner ot Main and Water streets, one of the largest and most complete esortments of clothing ever introduced into this section of Indiana, his stock of Cloaks, overcoats, dress, trock and sack coata; pants, vests nod shirts, is so general and extensive that he apprehends no trouble in suiting tne taste ot the most fastidious.. His clothes were .nanufuctured of the be6t material and in the most fashionable styles, and were purchased at such rates as will enable hira to sell inero on as fa j vorable terms as they can be purchased at any other establishment in the Sate. lie would ask particular attention to his s ock of men's and children's caps, believing there is not so large and fashionable aa ssaortment ia the city. Comcune and all, is the watchword, and esamine for yturitlvts MtpZS-d&wtl

MISCELLANEOUS.

CHEAP, CHEAPER, CHEAPEST! ' v THE FLYING DUTCH FOUNDRY. KRATZ & I1E1X2IANN, . ' Of the Etamville City Foundry; ' '; ETANflVILLE, ISDUIIA, , HAVE on hand a large stock ot Stoves, Double Prrtnium Corn' Shelters, Ploughs, Wtgon boxes, and all kinds of 1 v CASTINGS, AC, And they are (ally prepared to make and tell any. thing in their line of busiuees, as cheap as any house in the Western Country. ' We hereby orler our stock ot Stores, &.C ,at tbe ve.y lowest up-river prices.or ten per cent, less than they were ever bought in the city of Evansville: We would respectlully call theatten on ot Stote dealers and the public general'y. to ir stock cf Stoves, consisting ot aJ sizes of Wr-ffs pattern, tbe latest heavy Premium Stoves, iNt Ball pre mj urn pattern, patented 1849, difieren sizes of Ten and Seven Plate Stoves; Frankl i and Cannon Stoves, different sizes; five sixes i beautiful Box Stoves, patented by Jagper. Tres eil St. Perry. of Albany; and the large single oven Western Air Tight Cooling Stove, the best cooJking stove in use. We warrant all stoves made at our Foundry, lor one year . ' Our Stoves are all made of the best material, and byiod worimen. all of which we will Insure to be a good -after one years' ue as on the day of sale. ' Aivea a call, Letore purchasing elsewhere, and see it v e cannot give entir satisfaction KKATZ& H El L.MANN, 1 Main Street, Evansville. , novl3-tl NEW TOBACCO AND CIGAR STORE. U, SC1IAEFEU. First si., bctjcccn Mam and locust. HAS just opened a large assortment ot the best t at t i f a tf ' a Ii I 'awsi frA slw.lk InAftsaill & UUIll y vr a wavWy VlBIOf VkUf V sAVtS ti V W eell,whqlesa)e and retail, at Louisville and Cincin nati prices. He would respectfully solicit a share ol public patronage as he feels assured that be can turnish a superior article, as cheap aa can be Lad in the West. . 4 His stock consists in part. as follows: chewing and smoking tobacco of every description: all kinds of cigars, nufls. Ate.: pipes, cigar eases, snuff boxes, tobacco boxes, cigar holders. &Countr merchants would do well to call and examine my stock, before purchasiug elsewhere, as 1 think 1 can offer them great inducements to purchase," either in qualityor price oct4-ly II.SCHAEKE. CTTY FURNITURE WARE-ROOM All kinds of Furni itnreot the newest and iailest style can be found atl our Ware-Rooms. Our connection with the cvlebra ted house of Cawtbon Sl Co., enables us to furni i any article called for ol the best manufacture and at the lowest price. Knowing Xhe. want ot such a house in c.vanvilie, we will keep a full assortment of tbe finest quality of Furniture. We respectfully ask an examination cf our stock and nrices. Part of our present stock ot California Chairs, Sofas, Centre Tab! es, French Bedsteads, etc., cannot be surpassed for beauty and finish. janiW tr J. P. & G. SCHWING. FOR CASH DEPOSITED nPIIE Evansville Insurance Company will nay in JL. terest as follows the time of repayment ting uacu oj agreement, a me time oi maamg t ie (if posit: '. For two months at the rate ol 2 per ct. per annum 4 y1 6 M i t 7 months or mote A fair rate ot interest will albe allowed to bu sir.ess men making regular daily or other periodical deposits ot their lunds, to be repaid on demand. If money, deposited for a specified time is not called for when due, after that time, interest will be allowed at only one-half the agreed rate. Office on Water Street, 3 doors below Main. oct7 tf JAS. G. JONES, Sec'y. STRADER'O HOTEL, (Late Pearl Street House,) . " D. W. STRADER, Proprietor. THE subscriber would most respectfully inform his iriends and the public in general, that be has taken the above house, and refitted and furnished it up in a style second to none in the West. Tbe location is one of the best in tbecity.l eingon Third street, between Main and Market, and within one hundred yards ot the Mail Boat and Madison pack et landing. MNiisvuie. uec. y, Tou.-oeci. ti EMPIRE. RESTAURANT, (First betveen Main and Sycamore sts.) 1A HE above establishment is opened for the ac commodation ot Gentlemen K'oboysamit ted.' Oysters and gnmc in season. nov!9-t JNO. FARRELUTrfprietor. ' CIGARS. m alfflflSOUTH American Segars. asune J vr.Vl vf vf rior article, in store and tor sale low by BABCOCK BROTHERS, jan4 , Water street rOWW RTTTrr.T.TTIJR 1 n f PREMIUM COhN SHELLERS. These Avivf Shellert art. acknowledged tobetbebett Imnd machine now in use. For sale at reduced prices, by (n.iv7-fl . HENRY SCH RIB ER. DISSOLUTION. f piIE firm of Henry Scriber & Co., was this day JL dissolved by mutual consent. All debts to be paid to Hi nry Scriber. and all claims against them to be also settled by him. m HENRY SCRIBER, . E.A.CORBET, t JOHN HtJUGSON. Evsnsville. 5th Jnlv. 1P50 Ijy24 tf) A BRAN CH OF THE GREAT WESTERN .UAUÜLL WOKKS. IfHE Proprietor ol the Great Wesrn Marble 1 Works having established a branch of his establishment in the town of Evansvdle, Ind., is now prepsred to furnish all who may desire to erect Du rable Mementoes, over the Graves ol their deceased friends, wtn Mopnroents, Tombstones Ac. of all description , sizes and qualitiesot Foreign and Domestic Marble; and at Lower Prices, than have ever been offered West ol the Mountains. - Evansville, April 23, '50. COL. CROSS. WESTERNMARDLE. THE undersigned having discovered a Qnarry ol ne White Mar tie in Harrison County, Ind., has ereced a Steam MÜI lor the purpose of sawing it itn in In K1.K Biiitahl lor Tombstones. Sui. IS now W aw WIW - a prepared to furnish such articles at about one half the price tney nive nereioiore oeen lurnuweu It receives a very beautiful polish and is in every way equal to the Marble furnished by the Vermont Quarries. I have ordered a large lot shipped to Evansville, which will be . here during thecomi. g month. Any one needing Monuments, Tombstones, Furniture Work ofany ard every description, wou d do well to examine our Western production before buying .1 have been long engaged in the business, and call it equal if not superior to any Marble ever offered in the West. up23 Inidwtf COL. CROSS. WINES v . :. Pines Port Juice: 11 Qr Casks Jo; " ' 15 do Madeira, ' 1 Cask do choice; m, 20 Demijohns Sherry; t . , ' ,., , - 14 Baskets Champaign, 15 BblsS. Malaga; . 3 Half bbls Mountain. , For sale by f n 211 ALUS'fe HOWE 1 ; ' !T f i 1 1 ' lain ft lbs COTTON BATTING jast rtcei fiUUl td. end far seje at reduced PriqBfby .., hut . J7 H. MAGREE & CO.-

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DRY . GOODS. HAEDWAKE.

ER ESI! ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS! TVholrtale and Retail. JL'ST rereived, and.'for sale by John S. Hcrpkins. ft general assortment ot Dry Goods, Hardware. Boots and Shoes, &c. Among which will ie found the following articles! . Shnwls. bilk, Brocade, Cat htnere arid Long Shawls; Bonnets. Tuscan, Chip and Straw; . Black Silk Visetts; " Colored French Merincs, Cashmeres. M De .' Lalnes. Turkish Satine, Fancy Silks, &c; . Black Silks, from 28 to 30 inches tridej , Piano find Tahle Covers; Carpets, Oil Cloths, Rugs, Traveling Bags: " Fftnch broadclo'ta ana .Caseinetts, fancy .t??,0" .1 .-' . riiK,siinaiia uaanmere vesttrcc, . Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps.of thclStest stle; " Wall Paper and Bordering; Window Shades, Tassels and Fixtures;' " Embroiderea wiss Curtains j -, , Axes II ants1 and Collins' chopping and broad Axes, ' . , : : Cotton Batting and Wadding; : ; Looking Glasses, or all sires; ' ,: . Dress '1 rimmiugs, Cut Velvet.1 Laces,&e.". A general aBsoitnient of Dry Goods. Boots and Shoes, Hardware, &lc. selected expressly ft r thi market, and will be sold at the lowest cash price at wholesale or retail, by i . nov-t' . i JOHNS. HOPKINS. NEW DRY GCODS STORE. Foster's new Building, on Main Street, 2d door . . bcuna First. . . HAVING estaolished a large dry goods store at the above place, 1 am now opening a fresh stock ot fancy and staple dry goods, to which 1 invite the attention of the citizen of Evansville and vicinity. In my stock is comprised . tbe handsomest varieties ar.d latest ttylea Dress Goods, ss well as everything fancy and stsple usually, lound in similnr establishments, all o which are adapted to this market, and havo been purchased at such prices aa will warrant me in telling at least as cheap as any other honae in Evansvile. The public are respectfully invited to give me a call and examine for themselves. 1 will lie continually in the receipt of fresh and seasonable goods, and am now expecting a large addition of Fall and Winter Goods to my present stock. -. .:-- seo28-tf E. E. BARNES J. & W. ItEIJLLY, wholesale Dealers In Groceries Nails, Glass, Cotton Yarns, ' Batting,Ac., Äci J j ' -OFFER for sale a well selected stock of Groce KJ ries, most of which have recently 5ceo received from the East, and embracing nearly everything usually kept ia the Grocery line, amongst whicn are . . . 300 as choice Indigo, warranted ; . 1400 $ Dutch Madden 40 puckages green und black 7ea; 1 bbl Cloves, 1 do Nutmegs : 100,000 Gun Caps, split nnd ribbed; 20 Boxes ground Spices, from Hope; Mills; . ' 20 gross bonnet Boards; . 100 do Matches, h-st brands; ' "" 20 Doz. Slates, American make ; 35 do - (urry Combo; ' 10 do Collins' Axes; 40 Reams Letter and Foolscap paper; 100 iSides Sole Leather; , 25 BblaTar. . Aiisn, . r . - A ropptr'of coffee; STirurrrnolasaesIrice. macteret. nerring. codhsn, tanner oil, o aum, sulphur, brimstone, alum, copperas, Spanish whitine. salaeratus. soda, logwood, cotton wrapping twine.candlewicA, carpet chain, Epsom salts washing and snaviog soap, ccc, etc . . . . Wi'h a view of extending the business, the sub scribers offer their stocJt at low prices, tor cash or produce New customers need not ek lorendit, and old ones will pi es be make as auiii retarnsa ooesible - v 4 ' .(. r uil prices paid lor produce, in exchange for the above, and casn not refused nev23 Main street, Evawsville Ind. NEW GOODS I NEW GOODS 1 1 .Wholesale and Retail. ; CJHANKL1N & RE1LLY have just received s KJ very aesiraoie siocK oi Ln x uwvvjuo, iiAi.uWAKE. dec. winch they will sell low at whole sale or retail, f. r cash or produce. Their stock consists in part of the following, vixi' Urk and col'di-rencn and tnglit.h uuad Cloth, do do do - do . Castinieres, - Plain and fig'd Satin andS.. k Vestings; B!uo,brk,mix'd,d1, g eon a;id brown Sattinetts; . Ats'td colors Ky. Jean; plain and plaid Linseys; Red, white, yellow and green Flannels; Bleached and brown Canton do; .do do Shirtings and Sheetings; English and French Mennoes Thibet Cloth; Plain and rlg'd Sil and Mohair Alpaccas; Figd and solid colored M uslin DeLaines, Silk and wool Chamelion Paplins; Btocade and Turkish Satins, Chamelion Sills; . Bl'd Gro. DeRhine Silks 28 to 32 inches wide; Neat new style English and American calicoes; Rob Roy clonk linings, blanket coatings; Carpets, oil cioth, carpet satchels: traveling bag; White whitney and maclinaw blankets, French blantets "very fine;" Boots, Shoes, lists and Caps, of the newest styles; Bonnet and Cap Ribbons, Velvet Trimmings, Laces and Edgings; Scotch Diaper Crash Towels, Table Cloths, Nop- . iins, &.c: Toge.her with a great variety of Fancy Articles and Notions, too numerous to mention, selected with care for this mariet, which will be sold at the lowest price tor Cash or Produce: such as Corn, Oats, Port, Feathers, White Beans, etc.. See. Nov. 14.-5Q. SHAN KLIN & KEILLY. NAILS-500 kegs Virginia, Eastern and Pittsburg, assorted. Candles 100 bxs Star and Tallow, assorted sizes, Soap 100 do Fsncy and Common; Salt 200 bbls. Ksnawha; Refined Sugars 30 bbls. N. C and St. Louia Loaf, Crushed, and powdered: .. . - Rar Lrarf and Shoi 20 effs. assorted numbers : 1 One Platform Counter Scale. All for sale very low. by S.E.-.1LBERT&, CO., jan8 ' ' srnmore. net. viwr. jsi sireeis. ADMIN ISTRATE IX'S NOTICE. HE undt-rsigned, Acm,nittrstrix's of tbe es täte ot her husband. Wm. Ball, hereby noti' 1 fies sll persons indebted to tie said estate to make immediate payment. and those having accounts against said estate will present the eanteculy au thenticated, aa the lw directs. Said estate is 1 lieved to be solvent. SARAU II. BALL feb26 3w Adm'rx. . ADMINISTRATOR'S SALB. "DYvirtuoof sn order of the Probate Court of D Vanderburgh rotinty, I will, on Wednesday the 26th dav of March next, althe door ot the Court House in the City tf Evansville, rfier for sale . i t c .r .L- v V . i t r t. i I no j qr Ol me i. lj ii in rrt. u, a , iiuiigc 10 W, in V anderbwrgh county. Terms one-half the purchase n:rrry in cash: and the remaining half in tl.ree months the purchaser giving his note with good security. leb24 4wW , C. aXNUVV LLb, Adnir, ADMINISTRATOl.-S NOTICE. NOTICE is hereby given that th undersigTied has this day taken out letters of adminietralion on tne estate oi jon .m , inie oi nnaerburffh.Cointy. State of Indiana.- deceased. AU persons . indntei to said estate, are requested ; to make immediate piynvnt: an J those haying claims against th same, are notified to pment them du ly authenticated far settlement, ' l"be estate is supposed w te solvent ' '' '- r Evanmll, March I, lS31-:ir.3.-wS.

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THE KNOX INSURANCE CCHPATrtT FIRE, MARINE AND ElFfi inSUItAWCE. - Capital SlocktOO.ooo Dollar. Oßce, n It ater st., in Wise's Brick . V1NCENNES, IND. Rotp, THIS Company, bavin been duly sjf. ganued, and ten per cenupaid in on the capital slock subscribed, and th btm secured by mortgage on Real Estate and by person al guarantee, are nw prepared fo effect Insurance against loss or carnage by rire, on Buildings, ttitt cbandlze,. machinery, manufactories, ihu all de scriptions ot property; also, merchandite and produce in the couise of uuandtranspöTtaüon,tlefBki" of tbe was,Vc. &C4 also; the Holla sf Si earn boats, and other vessels, and upon tbe lives ot individuals nojng to California. , The fates of premium will be as low as those ot any other responsible Compasy. AU lotsea überall v ftHiustor! nA nr.mn,i. Mtbewas'tVc fw, . . . . g J ...... ivuiuilff IMIU, Theatotkol this Company is held entirely inthe West, and controlled by western men; and in na way connected with New York, , - - Director. ' , 1 ! ' Hon. R. N; CARNAN, ; vjftöeiüefi . . . "WILLIAM J. HEBERD , no . JOHN W. MADDOX, ;. do ... . JACOB PEA, . . . do SAMUEL WISE, ' ' ' do. HENRY D. ALLIS, Etansrille. ' t WALTER W. EARLY, Terre Hftnte. ' 'THOMAS P. BENBRIDGE, Laiayettew PETER P. BAILEY, Fort Wayne ' , SIMON BOTTORFF, JefTersonriilet WILLIAM HUGHES do. LEVI SPARKS, do 3 JAMES KEIG WIN, do. R. N. CARNAN, President. n . ' S'mon BoTToarr, Vice Pre'at. C. M. Allen, Sec' v. W. J. Heberd, Treastuer. Short Life and California risks taken at this agency at extra rates. . - (je3 Cl) i TUE A2JERICAJT LIVE CTOCH , INSURANCE COMPANY. Vincennes, Ind. ,' Charter ciiuMiTn:;GRiiiTtD,. Jartart 2d, 185a , ' CAPITAL-fio,000, Stockholders individually Liable. "' Hi? Ihe Jfn!,uranc of Horses, Mclis, Put A .Bern, Sbeef and Cattle, of every description, against the combined risks of. Fire, Water, Accidents and Disease; also upon stock driven to east em Markets; or transported Soutk- - r . ; Losses paid in 30 days after prool of deatä , directors:. , i ' Joseph G. Bowman, Counsellor; t t Ferdinand Eberwine, Merchant; '. Capt. Naac Maes, Merchant; . , Hon. Thos. Bishop, John Wise. Merchant and Bank Direetai - Alvin W. Tracy, do. do. de IIon.Abner T.Ellis, State Senateraa : Mayor of Vincennes; . Abm. Smith. Farmer. Bink Director an ' 1 Auditor o Knox county. ' .. JOSEPH G. BOWMAN,-President. B SHrBTirr Whitkey, Secretary, -Wll. BUKTCW. Treasnrer.Mprrhanf mnA PfM. Vincennes Branch of State Bank of Ind. . . Ai,Ai5Ui WAKXS EK, Agent at Evanrrillel my8 tl - JETNA FIRE INSURANCE COMPAITY Of Hartford. rVtatn.t THIS Company was incorporated with a perpetual charter 'n 1819, and insures against loss I, mF ,by Dre 0Il Dwelling Houses, Manu tact una Establishments, Stores, Household Furniture, Merchandize in general, on the most fa vor Wie term a. And losses occurring in this imnr rill kotlhmftv adjusted and paid" with promptceaa. ' Board of .Directörs.JJi1' Thos. K. Brace, : ; Robiat Bcel, Samuel Tudor, Maas A. Tcrttl. Joseph Pbatt, John L. BosweliJames Thomas; Ebeneier Flowkb Ward WooDBRincE, E.- A.BcLitEttT, Joseph Church. . . Roland. Mather, Edwin G. Riplev1 Silas B. Hamliktoh, Frederice Ttle, Samuel S, Ward, Henry Z; Pratt.' .'. . ' .. THOS. BRACE, President. . S. it. liooxts, Secr ftSr A pplications for Insurance mar be mad t ihm subscriber, who is duly authorised to receive propo sals and isue policies on as favorable terms aa anr uom uitv uuicc r a rrnn mine rvesi. , ALLEN C. HALLOCK, Agent, feh4 tf - Mam street, opposite tbe tank. OFFICE OF The National Loan Fond Life Assaraace society orj.ondon and New York. Capital, C300,0C0 or 2,500,000! Locust street, ttrvosite Skcrvwod 'House; ' THIS Institution is founded on tbe mutual and jointstock principle, and prents to the, in sured the guarantee of a Isrge ranital (m nart ot which is permanently invested in the United States' ii addition to the accumulation of premiums and possesses msnv other advantages over anr other compary in this country. Partie wishing to take insurance upon " Ow.i" or " Another's" Life, Joint jves, for years, or in nnr other mode, would do well to cah snd examine the advantages presented by this Society. , JOHN J. CHANDLER, jy9 tf . Agent CLAYTON'S Importer of Watches, and Whole sale Dealer in Jewelry, Clocks,' Watch Materials, Ac. In th Summer of 1815 this House commenced wholesalcin? Watches and Jewelrv at nriceaehesD. er than the like were sold in the wholesale jobbing stores ol New York. The great desire of the Proprietor was then, and i lias been ever since, to divert the current of trade that was flowing into the Atlantic .cities from the Western and South-western States. and compel it to terminate in Cincinnati. There was a period "hen New York stood in a position more advantageous than this city as a depot for the manufactured goods both of Europe and this country, but science and art have now given Cincinnati tbe means of attain . ing,if she will, as proud an elevat ion in Trade and Commerce as any city in the world. The Alleghany mountains have Been levelled down, and die- . tance annihilated, so that a tradesman here can send his order in the morning to his manufacturer ' for ewelry, who may reside, as moat of the manufacturing Jewellers do, either in the Stale of New Jersey, Rhode 11 and or Massachusetts, and before evening receive a reply, and in a few boors after the goods are made they will be at his door. The reader mav now say that be can perceive no "arthly na ten why Cincinnati should not sell goods ss cheat as the eastern cities, but he cannot see how Clayton is enabled to sell Watches and Jewelry che iper than they do there. A few words will make all clear. Dealers in the East buy and sell on credit. and have consequently to tax every customer heavily to cov er expenses and losset; but Clayton pays Cash for every thing that he purchases and sells his goods tn no man, however, rich be may be, on credit. And this House is now wholesaling more Watches and Jewelry than three-founns of the wholesale estab lishmenta in. Nev York. . , Store on the south-east corner of Sycamore and Second süeetSaCincinnaü. . ap27 1 rUxi iL. BtWWBBttBBBReSBW TUST ree'd bv the above named staanMaX "4aRsyi I Sardi S bbls crushed Sugar 1 heeket.frefh Di ve Oil?' 9 drums fresh Figs: which are fred st the lowest rates for cash FOSTER s DZOVfF. fcb3

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