Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 4, Number 107, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 27 August 1851 — Page 1

N f TEN CENTS PEK WEEK;. A. II. SANDKKS, EDITOR Atf 1) PKOPKIETOR. A CHRONICLER OF THE TIMES, THE PEOPLE, AND THE COUNTRY. VOLUME" IV. EVAJMSV1LLE, IA., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 27, 1851. NUMBEll 107 DRY GOODS, HARDWARE.

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Daily Paper - Df the week (payable to Carriers) JTrl-Weekly Taper Weekly Paper Six Copies3 00 10 4 OO 2 00 10 00 18 00 Twelve Copies TERMS OF ADVERTISING: '2hoe square oi 121 ine one insertion, .$00 50 do each additional inser. 00 25 do do do do d do do do one week, 1 50 two weeks 2 50 ' one month, 4 00 two months 6 00 three months, 7 50 six months, 10 00 twelve months,"" 15 00 six months, renewa ble, to average not more than once a week 12 00 : Dne square of Z lines twelve months, 20 00 Each additional square for six months 5 W Do do do twelve months 8 00 ' f Announcing candidates for office $1 for each name in advance. BUSINESS CARDS. T C T WICHE LI. . TWlCUEXL. E. H. 7AIRCBILD .... T. G. T WICH ELL & CO, Commission and Forwarding MEUCHA NTS, NO. 70, POYDRAS STREET,' ep0 dwtf NewOrt.eass (ARRINGTON CRANE & CO , FarX .i tAlntf aud Comuiwlou Jlcrchaau EVASiT'.lLF, INDIANA, THE undersigned have this day formed a copartnership under the above tirm for the purpose of transacting a General Forwarding and Commission busines. Otfice and Warehouse at the old Bland ol Harrington, Crane &. O'Uilcv. CHARLES IIAURlNGTOy, ISAAC A. CRANE. Evansville. No. I- 4?. In 12 dw tf .tf.ORIl.EV MITCHELL O'RILEY & MITCHELL, (Suwcssvrs to Harrington, Crane d O' Riley,) GENERAL FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, E VAX it VlLL.ll, IX VI AS A. POOLE & BROTHER, 'Caiumtitlon sitd Vorwardlng Merchants , No üi) Maoazixe Strut, NEW OICLKAXS. "l M. rOOl.C will Ikj at Evnnsvi'le, and I interior, during the wint-raml ir?, to iicii and make advances on .Uipmentsot Produce to the houe. . , m)rden for .KOCEitlLS will meet with our bet attention. Refer to Bext & Veils, 1 J. LAiunuv & Co.,Evan3Ville Tailor fc Harvey. ... Chapman Coleva;vvV Co LouUville mhl lr J- 11 CtTTFR &Co., S I m i-i vutlt... a. SIaJ. HSVE frUYLUlt&, HARVEY, Commission and For, JL warding Merchants, Water st., Evansville, Indi m Have also a large, new wharf-boat where they HI receive and store Height free of dray age. ap23 S. E.C.1L.BE11T & CO., Wholesale Grocer. Ac Commission chant, er Sycamore St., between Water and First sts.. EVAXSVILLE, JXD. REFER TO Mr. Willard Carpenter, I Jno. Ingle, Jr., Esq., Evansville Mes. Harrintoii,tCrane & Co. Mr. J no. ü. lähain, Cincinnati. Mes. öiprges, tlearman 5& Co., Yotk Messrs. Barslow & Pope, ) Mes St John Powers it Co., I mu.u Mr.U A. Uilbert, 1 Mes4.Jaa.troanoiy.dr. ( New Orleans. !:it::'Xl,iA ...'...Ü al. l.l.c'27 Hexr Wholesale Dil Y GOODS HOUSE, 220UGAX & KEEN, E VANS VILLE, 1XDIAXA, STANLEY M. WARNER, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, MILAX, SABUtE CUUNTT, TEXAS. ' f ap7-l6mj A. R. JONES, PRODUCE DEALER, Forwarding V ConnuUsion merchant, And Agent f:r Mllose J English ' Cave' Alet No. 19 Front Street, ,n 23 ly ST. LOUIS. MO. - JOHN T. WALKER, PHYSICIAN AND SUKCiiEON, Oßee comer Third street and ' Public Square jan29 EVANSVILLE, uSD. . w'li'.UCI JOHN BEALE THOXAS HACK P -M' ARTHUR 8l CO.. Jobbers in Lace Goods, Ribbons, Embroideries, UvtUry, Cloves,white Goods, small It arcs, f-e., n $ tfi No. 20. Pearl Street, Cincinnati. BEN. STINSON. A TTORNEY AT LAW. Orhceon First st. I between Main and Locust. ui stairs, in Owathmey'a new building. toct21tl) INGLE & WHEELER, JOalNOLE.JR HORATIo Q. WHEELEE I A 1 lOKNhYb Al LAW, , buccESSOBSTo IJatv ; , TELL it 15LE. General Collection and Keal rotate Agency, unice, on notersircei, over tue . . .x.w . L - t'tfHniwilln Insurance othce. N B H.t). Wheei er. Notary Public, fn 5 tf H. F. KIGER, Attorney and Counsellor at Law. F.VANBVILLK. 15D. 0 rpirv nn Firat Stroit, lietweeii Main and LoCjt ' I apt I -OiEAD BAKER---- ... .... .... THOS. E. OAR VIS AKERÄi GARVIN, Attorneysat Law, Evans I J ille. Ia. Office in the Court house. se&J'4h TEDIC AL. GEO. B. WALKER, Piinc 1VI audSmreton.Office on Wain between Fi .and Front streets ugl? JOSEPH P. ELLIOTT, r. Saddle, Harness and Trunk fO MANXJFACTUR EH, W dec 10 tf Mais st., Evansville. 1a nTJTTW'a P ATTTTiTOTT. -fTIIL3 new and beautiful establishment Is now L open to the traveling community, situated in 'thecentrooi business, and directly ironnng inSteamboat Landing. Travelers can step from lb Hotel to a steamer without tbe least inconvenience With in ovrvriunce of manv vears. 1 tender the ebxmt accoraLUodations of the " Pavilion. w,th rtll coofidence. C. K DttE'V. ' f , A. 1 .A - - -' . T iw. jooi.

?IL1)ICAL. DR. JOHN R. WILCOX, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Oliice on First st., between Main and Locust. aug9

e. u. HOOD--E. 3. A. BR0ADAWAT. II. HOOD & CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, Main street, one door below Mo'an f Keen's,) EVANSVILLE, lND. KrThe latest Eastern Publications supplied, upon order. IMay 24. '51. JOHN tilt A HAITI & CO., Wholesale Grocers nod Produce WerKeeps on hand a lull assorimentrwbicb they will sell at the lowest prices. Stfcamof, bttwfn Water and First itretts. jyi-tt J. F. CRISP, rrXAHKl0 rLATL C'UXTElt, Main street, opposite the Uamk QrUmhrellas and Faraj!srenairei. mh5 H.J HART, UOOT AND SHOE MAMTACTt'HEH, At tbe Siu.v or tee Mammoth Doot, Mai, between Sycavwie and ISrst streets. 5CrA large assortment on hand for tale. Terrre Cah. No mistake in the goat. Evansville. March 23, ItSO.' ' - mh?3 DA MEL WOOLSEY. HIRAM JtiUtO KF.JIOVAL CA ICD. WOOLSEY & NELSON, Auctioneer it tonimiitioa Mercliants, 4 I'D liEALrRS IN CEOCKS,FIIU?iITi;iXE,DIlVGOODS,&c. HAVE removed to the four-t.tory fire-proof building on Water street, two dcors above Main formerly occupied bv K. Barnes. Evansville, la., March 1, lS.'d. . mhl WM. F. PARRETT, Attorney and Counfcellor at Law, Will continue to practice law at BOOXVILLE, IA., and in this circuit generally. jy23-ly. GEORGE OOSLHTO, FIRE 4 WA TElt i'HUOt' COMPOSITION ROOFER, Evansville, Indiana. THE fubcnb-r is lully prepareJ to cover buildJ. liiys with the alwve cheap and durable roots I rm ready at all times to show my toots to any person who may wun loexnmine mem. KEF FK IO ra to rial Bank T enters, I alers. i " (I. MrCormick, Connmrr Willi:.n;a&iftnitli.Carien t m: . savory vV.Miv.uniy, . Cincinnati, J'avis oi. V.-0-, lorn uta 11. A. Jtve, An lmect J.McOeorjie, J 1 louse and irn Painting dor.eaaufualat the old ftrmJ. on Wottr Brrci. jaigVt-tf ) sHEnwooD house, ber nrsr asdloccst stelets, hear the IVE. PETER IIUIIK, Proprietor , ÖrllouseoiKjn a. all hours in me nigu lea tr. ireption ol travellers. Honest and attentivePorier lremliuess at all times to convey Bagzage to ana oin Stwamhonts. mar bJOHN FARRELL'3 EXPECTORANT CANDY, lor Cold?. Coughs. Influenia, Uronchiti. Asthma, Whooping Coi'sh, and other n flections of the Lungs, arising from recent or ntglected Colds This preparation is rtsprcilully otTerd to thepublie as a remedy, containing, nothing in its composition which would be injurious to the mostdeljcatinvalid. In etlect it is Tonic. Laxative, Alterative. Expectorant, and a promoter of the General Secretions. . . This valuable and pleasant rrmeuy is prepared and sold by the undersigned. A liberal disco-nt is made to af-ents n 26-tf jutifl rARiitfi'U JOHN FARRELL Mnnnlactnrer of Confectionary, First Street, between Main and Sycamore. BANDIES of every variety. Lemon .Syrups an O Soda Syrups all flavors, etc , etc., always on Sttnd. ie 12-dly. W. S. HOLLINGS WORTH. JHO. W. Ul t,HE Wholesale and lletail CHINA GLASS AND QUEENSWARE uuuaii, Water street, between Main and Locust, Evansville, Ia. THE undersigned are now receiving a very large and well selected stock, of CHINA AN If UULSAJlt, which, with their present lot, will make as oesirable an assortment as may be found West. Wehavt received from Pittsburgh a well-assorted stock oi (Ilass-ware, and are desirous that all in want ol the nbove articles may give us a call, as we art satis tied that it will be to their interest to do so We invite the attention of merchants and dealer.to examine our stock, being assured that we offer inducements to oeaiera entirety auniciem 10 siop them here if they call. Orders put up with des patch, so that they may go to any part ot the coun try without breakage. KrWc are ofierinz inducements in relailins Please call and see. fehl2tf HOLLINGS WORTH Ci. HUGHES. James Reilly. Wm. Reilly. J. & W. REILLY, W J HOLEt ALE dealers in G roceries. Nails, Salt. VV Glass, Cotton Yarn Batt-ng. &c The hirhest market price paid tor nour.corn. oats. feathers, beeswax, flaxseed, white beans, dried fruit. bacon, lard, butter, &c. nov29-ti Main btreet, evansville, ina. DR. W.H. BYFORD. rpKESthis method of tendering his services to 1 ,y, ,i,;7,.nt Kvnnvi)l in the ennaritv oi l " --- r physician, Surgeon and Accoucher, prommna romptana asaiauous aiiepiion loany wno may entrust to him business in either ot theso import an characters. Office on coiner ot Vine and First streets, oppo site Mr. Pavne's reed btore. lmvtMra I iXI AtL!- 4uuness neenngcrano; 6o do Mountain Iron, for retail inz. consisting of 3d, 4d, 6d,8d, 10; Fine Blue, 3, 2. 21. 21 and 3 inch; rinishini, 8d, 10J; 12d, case ing; a hich are warranted superior to anything ot ol the kind in the market. Samples ready (or in spection (jeU) FOSTER & BROWN. KTTT.T.TTJ Ci OTT AT COST. BAHNtb AiCULUliKN, rorner oi Maim and Water sts.. now offer the balance of their stock ot Banges, Tissues, Lawns, Oreandics, Painted . . 9 , m All 111. I a Muslins, LSarene ae Lames au vvooi ae Maines. Embtoidered Caces. Lizht Prints and Cotton oani stutft, at cost to prepare tor their tail stock. 1 bey have now on hand the largest and best as ortment of Carpets, Rüg, Oil-cloths, Cornice? Curtain Arms and S aple Dry Goods to be found in the place, which they will sell at the lowest priced. Puri-hys please call and examine, as i rar- chance now oners for bargains. I je20tf J I f PCS India Straw Mattings, 4 4 and 6-4, just JLvr received and lor sale t I oy jell J.H.MAGHEE& CO.

Chas. W. Mack A. Lobe.nstine MACK & LCBENSTINE'S WESTLRN STAR ULOTJILNG STORE In Full last: WHOLESALE AM 11 ET A I L , EVANSVILLE, INDIANA In the lover story of Drew's Parilion, corner of Water and Sycamore Streets.

Mtwns. MACK LOBEN ST1NE have tust received JLLare continually receiving ilttir Wholesale rtabiisuinetit, in Laiciuiiali, an cxteasive nssortHi-t of Spring and Summer Clothing:, manufactured with an epecia! vjew to nioet tbe t '3 :." f -t. rt?,r!. iJ ... r-v -r-t..,v'-cie ot a;nM n-c-!f :ir W co;.;j IoivaIw wai:.voe ot individuals of evtrv tair. t COATS. The following kinds irjwle tft..e rest mnterials, and in the latent styles, lire now in store i Black tloili dress and Irock coats; ' ' Browrf, blue, and iiiviihl- vreen; Gr-y, black, brown and cold mix'd tweed: Aio: , Every kind ol !ioee summer sack, dress and frock coat and con tts, to all ol whom we respectfully invite the plrticuLr rt tent ion of the public. - PANTS, SuperMack "?d lancy catsimeres; All varieties Bombt.zine and Drap TEW Grass linen doeskin, and cord jroy, Cassinet. jeans, and fancy suimuer pants ol eveiy description ' . VESTS. - v Black satin and lancy aiik vest; Velvet, va'encia, butt" aud vbite Maiseilles, linen; Casiniere and cafsinct, A-ith common vests of all style, nntt nt he erv Iwwf prirea. rüUNISHINfi (JOODS. Consislin of an elegant, t and large os-wrtinent ot cus-filTj!jiT torn n ate bo.4oni ihir. ln'rtl vH collars, cravats cf superior quality and beautiful patterns; silk knit and cotton drawer, under shirts, gloves, stispenäer, and every ofhrr article usually found in the most extensive eetaM'shments ol the country. y In connection with their larjre stock 'olCIoihinz, they v ill aeen a fine as sortment 01 Camp's Superior Hats and Caps. Also All kindsof Union, Mexican, California, Leghorn. Panami. and other stv le of hau: with a variety of BOOTS AND SHOES. It is nse'eV to mention thiir tlesant ar.J vrrv extensive lot of ho tkin and other Kind-i ol Trunks, Carpet Cast, and Valeses. We are always and at all times, orenare.l t. rwll Clothing at wholesale, inaniilactured in ll.e most substantia! manner, much cheaper than anttf,t' kou in this cutf, a id I .n terms to compare tivorahly with any house West of the Allesihany Moun tains. KesjTct Lilly, MACK &. LOLLASTIND. Eva n $ title , M y 9, 1 ftt 1 , nrti CINCINNATI CXOTHINO STORE. (Next door to C. Bell, Druggist, Main St.,) Evansville, lud. MESSRS. AIILERING & BRUMM EP have just received Irom their manufactory, in Cincinnati, the la;est Wew York style of Fall and Wir.tcrvyiomins. aiioi which are made and trimm! nanner. under tueir direction, express ket. and consists of everv nrtirl ro.mi site to complete Gentlemen's Wardrofoa. Coats and ClonkR. A fine assortment ot' Blu. Itrnwn Clrw rt..k : : .. ' 'o, .uacKinaw, tiianKeis; ixix, anu Uver fjoats, genuine Pilot and Beaver Cloth Coats: a tine lot nlfh.ih Coats ol all sizes and prices; superior Black and Blue, French and English Cloth Dress, Frock and Sack Coats lull trimmed. Satinet and Cashmerette Coats; Brown, Green and Grey and all colors of 1 weed and Ca?simeietack,r rock and Dresa Coals: uounaaoouts anu oais oi an Rinds Pnntaloon Superior Black and Blue Cloth and Cassimere I ants: raticv irench Cassimere Pants Vnnnv Stripes and Blue. Black, and Stl Mirt nA r. uei iiixea satinet, rants; 1 weed ana Cordroy do i ants oi every variety ana price to cult puJcbascrs PHIS. Black silk and satin Wt. Velvet Vest; Fancy Cas-smiere Vests: batinett vests; ana common vestsot an kinds. Furnihhiiitr Cond. 1 , All the ate styles ot plain and fancy I"-" esilk and satin Cravats. Srarf. stocKs; white silk und all colors Pocket IlanHkercruets; Linen and Linen bosom thins; Muslin and flannel do rlannel and IWt undsr shirt. mnA Draws. Shirt Collars: everv kind ot Beaver. Kiri. r krr .I nl rfct.AM f 'I ..nn. I. ... C .1 ... . J I kt.: zum susponders; silk, gingham and cotton Umbrellas; Dodd's, Sherwood and Chase's Hats, also Silk Uats:CaDs. Boots. Shoes: walking rnnea A. -uu -.viivii riiiuiuiuriru anu uiain All the above articles and everything else in the lumitthinff line Will be sold lt Cincinnati nrirea fur We shall continue to receive fresh nnnliPw wfk .y during the season from our manufactory in Cinrinnnti ln111 A 1 1 1 .E.l? I KU X, TilJ W CI? UNITED STATES CLOTHING STORE WHOLESALE AND ltCTAII., CORNER MAIM AND WATER STREETS, Inder the Journal Office. KU Vi KAIIN having lately removed hii Clothing O. and Furnishing Establishment to the above and, is now luiiv prepared with a large stock ol vLotuixj, an ot wnicnis ol home manulacture, and warranted to be ol good make and fashionable styles, with a complete assortment of FURNISHING GOODS. of every description and beautiful varieties, for the benefit ol his customers. In his assortment will be tound Loats, of alt kinds. Pants, Vests, Shirts, Shoes, anu jjoois, tj loves, etc., etc. M -AIJSOU HATS AND CAPS, in fact every thins required tor gentlemen's use, AH the above articles, and everything eUe in the furnishing line, will be sold at New York prices for CASH. Iiis stock is continually being replenished so as to keep it lull, and to keep up with the daysol tashion. The public are invited to call and examine his ?oods, wbetber tney design purchasing or not. feb27 dly

TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. WE are prepared now t sell CLuTillNG oi ever variety a ad quality, and manufactured in the most substantial manner, at WHOLESALE, having just received Jrom Europe, a larpe stock of cloths, casa mere,&e., which will enable ua to make up and eil on the moat reasonable terms, clothing ol very kind. We have just received a large stock ot ail qualities overcoats. We invite the attention ot tbe country trade to our goods, while we express our gratitude for the liberal patronage thus far so kindly extended as. MACK &, LOBENSTLNE, v Western Star Clothing Store, norl9 Corner Front and Sycamore streeti -!.. ... ....:.- i. '. ' :. '.. ';' . ' I .'::.- r .A

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. FOSTEIt & ßltOWN, One door below the Branch Bank, Evansville, Ixd. OFFER FOR SALE TO THE "TRADE" at tie lowest Cash Kates, in lots to suit, the lolluwinj articles to which they would call the attention of Wholesale Buyers visiting this city.

40 hluls ausar, 125 bncsCoti'ee. 130 kegs prime white lead,25&100 lbs each 10 tierces prime rice, 50 boxes f having Map, 125 pro best matches, 50 dox buckets. . 20 nests Tubs. 130 bbls reboil'dmolpM, 25 sugar house Hlo. 70 packages tresh teas. IZOObblsfto 1 Kn ha salt 7'j eks Liv blown do. 40 boxes Va. Tobacco., 25 doz Zino wash bo'rds 50 do. Star Caudles, ." do. Sterine do. 10 bbls Family die. Vinegar. .15 bbls salteratua, . . .. 4u0 bund wrapping pa pet . ü t'o. extra&No 1 sotf JjO kegs ass. nails Lotion and Wheeiin. ALSO Whole andffround Pepper, Spiee, Ginger Cinnamon and Cloves Nutmegs, Indizo, Madder, Cooperas, Alum, Chrome Yellow, Blue ard Green, Ven. Iie;, Spanich Browc, Spanish Whiting, Putty, G!as all 8iZi's,U DCaps, Mustard Sur diens, Murkerel. Pickles, and everythiu tlü; usually kept in a Grocery establisment. ni2otf PKiLOA SPUIIVGS. THE Proprielora of the Pigeon Springs, situated one miie from Evansville, on Pigeon C.tek, have thoroughly improved the buildings aud bcautilul grounds of the place, and are now pre partd to receive and entertain visitors in the best sty!e. "Two hacks will be-running constantly during the (is) and evening', between the City and the spring. Tie Saloon has b?en entirely rt fitted, and isnov, unexcelled for the quality of its Liquors, by any otfiT in tlna neighborhood. The Nine Pit Allir have been improved, and will be weil lighted ip of ecnings. At.com mod a ting atteiidance will always be at hand, and no objectionable conduct pemiitted rbout the prenii1X? . The Bath Rooms are now in excellent order,and visitors can at any hour take n Salt Water bath. This water has been highly esteemed tor its medicinal qual'.rif, and as a healthy and invigorating drink cannot be excelled by any other water. It has aUo been highly recotn mended tor bathe by phvxicians arnuainied with its qualities. Visitors will receive rvety attention. Aa a place of Summer reort, the Pigeon Springs will be found delightful daring tin- waim days and evenings ol Kummer. Tlianklul tor prut patrontge, and rcgpertluilv soli-it a continuance ol the same. May 19, IS51. THUS. D. SMITH. WOODBüSS rfeVER AND AGTJ K&MED7. NOW offered to the public tor the first time. Thin medicine has existed in a private lamyii lor more than tii'ty year?, haa been distr.budte to considerable extent among frienda, and has, dul tinz the whole time, in all insmncts proved iist'la never tailin remedy, whether applied to common cases or to third day aue, ol well known siubboin notoriety,Such experience, together with numerous solicitations ttotn triends, has indueeti the proprietor to give it to the public. The undersigned, who Know the medicine by their owr experience, have consented to take an agency for part of Indiana and Illinois, and now oiiier it by the dozen nr single bottle, with the exnreaa understanding that the rnonev will always be refunded where the medicine, tiseil ! accoruinx to directions, does not eth ct a perlcet and i-crtnaneiit cure. ALL1S &. HOWES rnhlOil C1ALF SKINS-SO dozen of French and PhilaJ delphia, just recived. superior quality, for sale low by E. G. WEBSTER &. CO., ap30 Come of 5th and Lodge fts,Cin"ti. )NEW ICE CREAM AND SODAt SALOON!! MRS. KÖLLEN BERG, rTAS fitted up ber rooms over the Confectionary J.JL on Alain street, which are now ready tor tb reception ol visitors. She invites the attention her friends to thia Saloon, and will be hapnv serve all with these luxuries, who may favor her with their patronage. June 3, 1851 FINE LAKE SALT. 100 BBLS., received per Gen. Gaines, for i 1 by Iapl5v ALL1S & 11 VES T7 AUNIS1I. No 1 Copal, Japan, Coach and v tilack varmsh, tor sale by KELLER & FARNSLEY, Druggists, mh13-tt Evansville. lnd TAIIiS. 500 kegs assorted, of best brand, lor sale low, by b. E. GILBERT & CO., May 17th. NEW FRENCH GOODS. , TUST rec'o bv the subscriber, a besuutnl assort I ment ot Needle-worked new style Undersleeves Collars, Swiss edgings and inser tings, heavy Linen edgmcs. Under handkercbiels, and Lisle Lace which will be sold very low lot ea,h. WILLIAM HUGHES, jel3 tf Corner Main and 2d sts. STATE OF INDIANA, Vanderburgh County. S Vanderburg i Circuit Court, in vacation, Aug. 13 A. D., 1851. Maigaretta Marx, ) rt Petition for DivorceIlenrv Marx. A ND t ow at this time comes the sail complain ant. and hies in the oluce ot tbe Llerk ot the V anderburgh Circuit Lotirt. her certain Petition fr Divorce, and it satisfactorily appearing from the affidavit of a disinterested per.oa, this day Cled in the Clerz's office aforesaid, that ths said tlenrv Marx is not at this time a resident of the State of Indiana: Tberefore notice is hereby given to the said Henry Marx, that unless he personally be and appear here on or before the calling of this cause on the first day of the next term of this Court, then and there . .r-a 1 . : 1 I" - - in said Uourt to pieaa to or answer aaia reuuon. the same will be ntaro ana uetermineti in ms ao sence. SAM'L T. JENKINS. Mobkis S. Johnsow, I Clerk. Sol. forComp't, l STATE OF INDIANA, i Vanderburch County, ä 7 Vandeiburgli CircuitCourt, in vacation, Aug. 11th, A U.. lsol. Benjamin T Hord, i v 5 Petition for Divorce. Ellen J sne Hord. N A ND now at this timecomestbe said complamn ant. and files in tbe othce ol tbe Llek ot tbe Vanderburgh Circuit Court, his ce tain Petition for Divorce, and it satisfactorily appearing from the affidavit of a dif interested person, this day filed in tbe Clerks office aforesaid, that the said Ellen Jane tiord is not at this uma a resident ol th b:ate of Indiana; Therefore notice ts hereby given to the said Ellen Jane Hord. that unless he personally be and appear before the Judges of said Court, then and there in said Court to plead or answer to said Petition on the first day. oil tHe next term of said Court, to be held at the Court House in Evansville, on the fourth Monday in bep'ember next, the same will be heard ana determined in ber absence. SiUtl.T Tl.' WINS 2!3-3tW ' - Clerk. -

FRESH ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS! Wholesale and lletail.

T UST received, and'for sale by John S. Hopkins. I a ceneral assortment ot Dry Goods, Hardware Boots and Shoes, Sic Among which will he found the following articles: Shawls. Silk, Brocade, Cashmere and Long Shawls: Bonnets. Tuscan, Chip and Straw j Black Silk Visctts; Colored French Merincs, Cashmeres, M De Laines, Turkish Satins, Fancy Silks, Ac; Black Silks, from 28 to 30 inches wide; Piano and Table Covers; Carpets, Oil Cloths, Rugs, Travtling Bags! French Brot-dclo'hs ana Cascimerts, lancy colors; Pilk, Satin and Cassimere Vestinpc, Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps,of thelatest style; Wall Paper and Bordering; ------ Window Shades, Tassels and Fixtures; Embroiderea Swiss Curtains ; Axes Iluntt.' and Collins chopping and broad Axes, Cotton Batting and Wadding; Looking Glasses, of all sjzes; Dress Trimmings, Cut Velvet. Laces, Arc. A general aesoitmentol Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hardware, &ic. selected exprely fir thi market, and will be sold at the lowest cash price ai wholesale or retail, oy nov6-f JOHN S. HOPKINS. J. et W. KCl Ll Y. AVIioIcsulc Dealers in Groceries Nails, Glass, Cotton Yarns, Batting. Ac, Ac, " OFFER for sale a well selected stock of Groce ries, most of which have recently been received from the Eat, and embracing nearly everything usually kept ia the Grocery line, amongst which 300 fcs choice Indigo, warranted ; 1400 Us Dutch Madder; 40 uackagea green and black Teaj 1 hbl Cloves, 1 do Nutmegs : 100,000 Gun Cap?, split and ribbed : 20 Boxes ground Spices, fromllope.Mills ; V0 gross tkin net Boards; 100 do Matches, best brands; 20 Doz. Slates, American tnaie; 35 do Curry Comb; 10 do Collins1 Axos ; 40 Reams Letter and Foolscap paper; 100 Sides Sole Leather; 25 Bbls Tar. ALSO t A supply of coffee, sugar, motasses,, rice, macJterel. herring, codlish, tanner' oil, o aJfcum, aulphur, brimetone, alum, copperas, Spamth whiting, salaeratus, soda, logwood, cotton wrapping twine,can dlewicA, carpet chain, Epsom saltsM washing anJ shaving soap, &.c, &c. With n view of extending ihebusine&c. the eub scrihers ofTer their stoci at low prices, tor cash or produce New customers need not as for credit, and old enet will pleate maAe as quit returns as possible . . . Full prices paid tor nroduce. in exchange for the above, and cash not refused ne23 Main street, Evai.sville Ind. WHOLESALE LIQUOR & GROCERY EOUSE. 1 THE undersigned would respectlully nlorm the citizens of Evansville and surrounding coun try, tint he is establishing himself in the wholsate liquor and zroceiy ousuiess, on Mam street, nearly opposite ine uanx, wnere he expects, by aiwayi keeping a complete assortment of the best of article: in bid line, and close attention x-t business, to share a reasonable port on ot the patronage ct the cm zens of Evansville and vicinity. Be sure to call and try, If you do not buy. oct22-tf A LITER. NEW BPRTNG GOODS. "I UST received end now opened, the largest and I most compute nsrtment ot rich fancy and Ä'a pis DRY GOOD Carpets, Matting, Oil Cloths &-c , to be tound in kvausviue or vicinity. Purchasers will always be able to fand nearly ev ery article of DRY GOODS wanted in families as it is our intention tn nrpapnt at all timet th hext I Uoods, the largest variety, and at vniform low pri ces. l lease call and ex a in mo nur Uooda BARNES & COLBURN, aplS-tf Corner Main and Water streets Iron. Nails, Chains, Ac. "I HA TONS IRON, from the celebrated Iron Avrvr Mountain (Mo.) Works, weld hot or cold 1000 Kegs assorted Ivos ion Wails, 100 do Boston Spikes, 4 to 6 i ich; 600 pairs heavy bright and blued traces; 5 casks log, fifth and cable chains; 2 do EnglLsh sad irons, wrought handles; 100 boxes axes; Anvils, BellowB, Hand and Sledge Hammers Stocks and Dies, ttrap hinges, mill and cross-cut saws, tea-kettles, rurry combs, nies, &c.; in store and tor sale at low taritt by nov21-tI BEMENT& VIELE. LETTING OF VALUABLE WATER POWER AT THE NEWBERRY DAM. r HE erection oi this Dam, 11 feet in height. across the west rork ot White river will ere ate an extensive water power, well worthy the attention of macufac urers and capitalists. At the lowest stage of water in White river there is sunicient to propel a very large amount of machinery. The durability and certainty of the power, viewed in cnnection with the well known destitution of permanent Aster throughout that section of the State, clearly indicates this as an important manufacturing point. The adioinins counties are capable of proclucire a large surplus of wheat.and witn tre stimulus uUorded bv good merchant mills add the advantages of canal navigation, would undoubtedly furnish an ebundant supply of this gain, there is now a communicati n by canal with Lake Erie, and by ihe tall of 1852. tbe same chmnel will be opened to the Ohio river at Evansville A portion of this water power, sufficient to propel not less than tUree run of 41 feet millstcnes. and also the power necessary for either one or two saws lor lumbering, is now offered for lease to the highest bidder for ihn term of thirty vears. with ground sufficient for the use thereof, lying immediately below the east abutment of the Dam. The minimum annual rent for each run of stones has been fixed at $100, if a Breast wheel be used, and $150 with a reaction wheel; and for each saw criven by a reaction wheel S150. below which rates it cannot be leased. Proposals, sealed and directed to the undersign ed at Terre Haute, will be received until the 1st of September next. In behalf the l rubtees of Wabash and Erie can al. J. L. WILLIAMS. jyl9-d&w5w Chief Engineer. 500 BBLS. superiot Wabash Flour ; 100 hi If bbls. do d j, for sale by ALI 13 & HOWES apl5 Ff rASRS T.artio. mnA. tiilr.n. Shoes iust ßf rec SB BJ -a- ' m.- u.a VHS received ana ier sate oy jell J.U.MAGHEE&.CO. OITY MADE SHOES. 10,000 pairs Ladies. J Misses and children's city made bhcea. Our Shoes are well known, and need no reommenda ion. For ealJ at aa low pricea aa the same style nd quality ol shoes ran be sold for in N. York aud nuaneipuia. t. vj. tuo a in. mh24tf Corner 5th and Lodge su,Cin - 3 IO COFFEE-125 bags best quality, in store IV and for nie by , Ö. E. GILBERT & CO., apC8 bycainara bew Water an4J, 1st sts, ' J .v.--, t. t -' ;

2CTITA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY . Of Hartford, Conn , TjHIS Company was incorporated with a perpCr X ual charter n 1619, and insam npaintt los o damage by tire on Dwelling Houaes. Manutacturia , Establishments, Stores, Househula Furniture, Mer ' chandize in gtnera!, on the most' favorable terma And losses occurring in this agency will be liberally adjusted and paid witt promptness. Board if Directors. . Thos. K. Brace, Robert Bcet.; ,''. Samcel Tudor, Miles A. TuTTLrf Joseph Pratt, John L. Boswell, James Thomas, Ebenezfr FLOWKk;-. Ward Woodbridck, E. A. Bclxelct, Joseph Chcbch. Roland MAtnrst, Edwin (5. Riplev, SilaB. Hamuntox,- ; Frederick Ttler, Sim l ei. S. "Ward JJkkry Z. Fratt: Tlias. K. BRACE, PresMen? ! S. u. Looiris.Sec'y , . . , . ; tApplicationa for insurance mnv be mada rntftv

subscriber, who is duly aathorizud to receive propc sals and isl e Dolicira oam favArahle terma mnm Insurance Oiüce or Acency in the West. " ALhhft u. 1IAL.U)CK, Agent, feb4 tf Main street, opposite the i aikV ; OFFICE OF The National Loan Fnnd T.ifw Armnrmner Society of London and Wew York. A Capital, 500,000 or 2.500,0001Lflcvst street, ovvosile SAertrood House. T'Hlb Institution is founded on the mutual andjoint stock princirJe, ard preMntsto the in sured the iruarsi.tPR m Inr oamnWin.rt which is permanently inrrstttfin the I'nirr ft States r n auauion to I tie accumulation ol premiums andv possesses many other advantages over anv other' company in this country. Partie wishing to take insurance upon "Owk" or 4 AnotlierV.Life, Joint Lives, for years, or in any oihr mode, would do Well to Call &nd examine the nr!vnnt',crrq nrrwrntrt i by this Society. . Ä , JOHN J CHANDLER, , tf Agent. JJNION WHITE SULPHUR SPRR7G8 rlulb Iropnetnr ot the abowe nanieti popula . J. Springs would inform the public that this lack- ' ionable place ol resort, will I owned for ths r . ception of visitors by the tenth of June. The buildings have undergone a thorough repair, the rtossa returnished in the most modern style, amf tfcf" grounds beautified and iniroved, thus renderhrj? the Sulphur Snrincrs one ol the mmi nlrnuint hIaüm oi resort in .tie Western country The Medicinal' virtues ol the water, and the healthy location ol' these Spring, r.fTer strong inducements to invalids as well a those seeking a pleasant place ol Subi mer resort, to visit this place. The Proprietor baa spared so expense, and will use every endeavor, to make these Springs unsurpassed' hf any watennf i plaee of the kind in the West. ' ' The above Springs are situated in Union Conn .- xl Ky-i twelve miles from Uniontown, fifteen Irom Casey ville, twentv three from HendersonJand twenty mi lea from Shaw nee town. III -' . , A. Ü. lOISG, . , , f Je?-3m. Proprietor CrThe Louisville Courierand Padocah Journal wdl copy three months, and send bill to adv crUser ) ' ELEDICAL COLLEGE OF 0m0.' . Session op lb51-'52. ' . . . The thirty s ectjnd a nmj a l ses&dn OF THIS INSTITUTION will open orr tbä I5tb of October rent, and close on the It et of Feb ruary. under ibe following amrgementa. . ' , II. VV. BiAet, M. IX, Professor of Anatomy.1 ! Job Loche, M. D Professor of Chemistry and rhalmacy. L. M. Lawsox, M. D., Professor of rbysio!fyv and Pathology. 7 T. O. Fdwabds, M. D., Troftssor of Materia Mt diea andTfierspeuties, and Medical Jurisprudence" R. D. MnesTY, M. D., Piofessor of Surgery. Lando.v C. Rives. M. D., 1'rolefsor of Obstetric and tbe Diseases of Women and Children. Johx Bell, M. D., Professor of Theory and Practice of Medicino JoHt Davis, M. D., Demonstrator of Anatomy..' CCrThe DissECTiNo Booms will be opened 'lr'. classes on the lst of October. DCtCli.vjcal Lectcres on Medicine and Surirerr will be delivered at the Commercial Hospital iksm limes a week. The Medical College of Ohio affords tbar mC' ample oppor ties for the prosecution of practical I Anatomy and clinical instructions in Medicine and ' . Surgery. - yrciimmarB tcrtorco. A course rf Lectures will be delivered bv ths faculty 'tree of charce). commeneimr on the lstTof October; also, Clinical lectures at the Comnercrall ; Hospital. . - . FKES. For a full course of Lectures, $165-';. ' Matriculation and Library Ticket. $5: Dissectin' ' Ticket, $10;Graduation Fee. $25: Hospital Ticket: $5 payable in advance. XBoard (including the expenses of room, filer and light) can be obtained at from $2 to $pr 1 week. SOrA new College Edifice will be erected durinsr the ensuing summer. r urther intormation may be obtained by addrasa ing the Dean L31.1iAWbü,M.Ü., iyH-lmd(tw Dean of the Facti It r.'. South side of 5th St., between Walnut and VineCTJNITED STATES CLOTHING STOREKAIIN has just received and opened at1 his k;. store, on the corner otMain and Water arreeta: one of the largest and mosteoRipIete assortments o& clothing ever introduced into this section of Indi ana. tits stock ot Lloaks, overcoats, cress, frockand sack coats; pants, vests and shirts, is sogeneri and extensive that tie apprehends no trouble in suiting the taste olthe most fastidious. His clotheswere manufactured of the best material and in the most fashionable styles, and were purchased' at uch rates as will enable him to sell them on as-flr vorable terms as they can be purchased at an roth er establishment in tbe K'ate. He would ask par' ticular attention to his s'ock of men's and child' rens caps, believing there ia not so large and fash' ionable an ortment in the ciiy. Come one and' II, is the watchword, and examine lor yourselves sepi-dfcwtt , DOMESTIC GOODS. BALES Brown Drill; 10 Cases Blue do; . 20 20 Bales 5-4 Brown Sheetings; ' 25 Cases Eleach'd M urlin: Rec'd per steamer Fanny Smith, and for sal by JAS WIV OL Kyll. june4 417 Main st, Louisville, Kfx . EAGLE MILLS COTTON YARN. THE subscribers have become agents for the alvve mills, and can supply customers wtth any quantities rf Yarns. Twine and Carpet warp, ' on very favorable terms. From the universal sat isfabiion which these yarns have given, we thirrik it useless to add anything in tneir favor, but ask purchasers to an examination . . . jy7- FOSTER & BROWN. 1 O CASES Bueua Vista Hats; XW 20 Cases Paln Leaf do; . . 5 do Leghorn - du; 25 do Silk Russia 'do; 5 do Super Fa tin Bearer Hatsr i.JaPt rec'd and for sale low, by May30 J. H. MAGHEE &. CO 10 CASES Light Madder col'd fancy Print, consietin? ot all the latest patterns : : . ' Smaens' Fall River and Gioba Mil la. i t Just rec'd and lor eaie cheaD, bv . Mav3Q J H. M.VGII&F, & CO.

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