Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 6, Number 300, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 14 April 1854 — Page 1

DAILY JOURNAL. 7 a i k fnM SAMS lta; ,iis A. H. SANDERS, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR A CHRONICLER OF THB TIMES THBPBOPLE AND TRI COUNTRY. TEN CENTS PER WEE a VOLUME VI. EVANSVILLE, IAM FRIDAY. APRIL 14, 1854. 1SUMBEK 300.

EVANSVILLE

DAILY JOURNAL

PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY A. II. SiAXOfittS, Office cor sea Main anu Watkr itkcstb. TSRM3 OP SUBSCRIPTION Daily Paper II i the week (arable to Carrier) T it-Weekly Paper b OO 10 4 OO 2 OO 10 00 18 OO Weekly Paper it Copies Twelve CopiesTSRM3 OP ADVORTISINO as square 1 do do do do do do Co ef IV linos on insertion each additional insertion no 3) Ott M 1 50 2 5 4 00 . 6 00 7 50 . 10 uu one week " two wenks " one month " two mouth - three months sit months twelve months "it months, changeable not 15 00 12 00 jo uo 5 00 do t a irAn n in ro than once a wcelt- .... an eaiiare 10 mouths, chaiigeajhll as abov aea additional s.juar 12 months Loager advertisements, a liberal discount lu price BUSINESS CARDS. TOlM I 0. DKVBKBUX, Jt., Wholesale J dealer ia Wall Paper. Fire Screens, Window Blinds, neaVier. Wrapping and Rooting Paper. Lamp. Phosgene Wi... ete.,e.o, Main street, botweeu First f sjsraota. tattf u iy BKtCB.f T dt VIELE, wholesale Grocers nnd dealers In fin - Iron and .Sails, corner of First and Sycawore streets. IntWR-lyl BABCOCK BROTHERS, wholesale Grocers and deal ors in Focigu and Domestic Liquors. inh27-lyj A" UMÄ HO WEM, wholesale Grocers and doalersin Porelgn aud Domestic Li.pior. Imh. 1) M-t.isrERS A BROWN, wholesale Urocers.on .Tiainauo V F.rs str uts, near the corner. in hi? -ly m. UILRKKT V CO.. wholesale Grocers andCommis k f.MllB.1 tr. sion Merchants, Svamore sire.-v, oeiwo.-n r . n. mh7 l Watsr sis. Jl tMlT.I. ORR. wh d sale Grocer and dealer 1 Iron N and , Wat,r sir- t, betwesn Vine flgj OH.NSON de FRKMH, wholesale and retail dealers In Foreign and Domestic Ury Gol, So. 14 Main street. hiT ly dealers in Foreürn . .-j D.,.e,iu iirv Goo ds. First street, between Main lmh27 lyl a xycainoro a a a L." v mm A A' Sacon KM ICH, wholesale and retail uoaier m r-..w d sis. LTT r..i.T. i v ILLINGS WORTH dt HCGHKS, importers ol and H .le tl u Hneensware, China ana uiasn I Main street, I door above ll" Han. - fWf . i I BAYILtON HOTFU C. K. Iaw Proprietor, eoriictol t Water aud Sycamore streets. iniaa-tjj P-JOtOV KK0THBK, Wholesale Gon era, ,,d deal ars in Foreign and Domestic l.i.4uors, V ater street. Sir Talejraph OfMee. lmjSIJJ L3CAJTU5 A PAKVl.N.dealcrsin "21 O Maia street, between First and second J.mlu. iy J T MW '1 S riiSY.NitTiiS, Books-ller and Stationer daaler in Musical Listramenls, .nam a'-'rv; Wair and Hirit .is. L.- .j ; MICHA LOBkNS ri N fi, W-steru SurClotl.ii.g More ZZ, I" vilion, corner of Nycanior d Watar streets. uli-. iyj D;s M.J. KRAY A HUGH KO.NAf.PS, ha,a7w r(alrtdti..aselve,tln..rf..rthe BJrtice of Medr rias an S.rxery in .11 Us brn. h-s, would (br a isaeituaii of Kvansville a; I IctaMjr, tfa- ttwy m prt-ar Jot af to allJ'iJ io aii cms run. . , mil . .ii .i ..iti.Ar I i Ii r Li M I "uu.. . If dtll t'lli'' " - , t a . i i i..f m t sad af ttoe bw :ners can al way s ue oousuiwu a. . . i 1 fmvS-ty r a firaf-ast. above Maiu. C. W.VTM MKT, lusurauce Kvansville Indiana. lud General Ageutf augW- ly) I SMNG. H -asand Sign Painter, Glazier, otc It. .iali-li: . ornr Kirsi ana Main itccw., tmlli'i Siore, K ansv'illo, la. ir-r-All rd-rs Jinultfullj received, ana sons w. Forwarslin i I , I . c HARVEY, Commission and 1 Merchants, vtatsM street, hvaiisville, la. have alsoe , . ... - . , -t sras new v nan ooai, is uoru ivj w... . n "-aigUlfeeo Irayase. , tS M GRIFFITH Wholesale anJ Retail dealer i d J. Fur-i-u and Dom. stic Hardware, Moeaamct ool, Building M tv-rials. Kitle MoiinUugs ooper' xTvjand and Cabinet l. I ORGAN, KKF.N A PRKSION. Jobliersln Forelg ' and Domestic Drv G.M.ds, BooU Shoes, Hats, Laps,. .nta Ae.. Kvarsville. la. lafH-tl .... . - . i . . . r win r...... I v r. :. ii. i . ' i Ia. anuCRS. JR. 11 B. a'ei iRB. J. B. R0UBR HOGER, Hr.t lRE JcCO., IbbbbbbbbbMbWm ' F-rwrding Merchant NO. ti. P0YDKAS STREET, Naw Oblb ARB. La. ' Liberal cash advanc -s will be made on consignment BjjIed to our care by . Cmotkai , Harrisom A Vai lr. St. Louis, Mo. k W. E. Krowmb A Co., Viuceuiies, la. Brmruict A Williams, Grayville, 11L O'Rh.sv A Co., Kvansville, la.B. L. Hovbv , to do. V : so. iirr A Bros.. Ml. Vernon, Ia. dees-ly t MKIV WESTEB1 0 PKKD AND AGRICULTURAL SKED STORE. T. O lANT A CO., r aLBBS IH ALL IRDS Of HOR-B VBBB. V ABM A!D UARDR SBBBS, ARB AiilK ULIUBAL larLBMBRTB, "J JBIbU jlrsat, scl tkt Cil Bridge, KenmstlU, Ind. iiovle-11' 5 s. JaaoasB, Kvars'l. FiBL, Mbbitt A Co., N.Y MKRIli rr, ElKLDtVCO. vtiaviurKrtS ,nd Wii ilnsalo Dealers in Foreign anc" 1 Bp ujstic Dry G U, Hals. Caps, CadJ'B i w baU iioj. Kirst street.betw Boots and Shoes.. BBM Main and Syca- ( rarticttlar attention paid to or v sei.t-J'.t ajD'M, Kvawssrme, last. e. Attorney al Li v V ite.il T.! AI s xt ,ni of ih "National lan Fuud Life Assur mmm stielt of b u I and New York." Capital, f):.a.n. i.ki. 'rpJ.llce on Locust street, oppiMlttt the huerwood House. mmtV1 CITY HOTSL,, WAT AS ST. SRTWRRH VIHR AND DIViaiOR, Jjneasati.s, fad. WM. H BOICOUKT. Prmmriitmr. ceil Willi nn LoAVcnlh til A Co., WMOLBSALB ABB SKI All. DBtLBBS IN rancyund m pie Dry Gaodn,n.nd Ready Mad-- doiti ma;, A.c., Waterslroet, near corner of Mi. Kvansville, Indiana. mh-Ai ly -W. m . Woolsbt F. A. Liaca UltCU KsT A III. I SHUNT. WOOLS BT Ol LINCK. m HK undersigned have formed a partnership in the I ltrusr and Aiw.theeary business and will continue at the old stand, ou Mai u street, formerly occupied by vv M Woolsey. Thev have on band a general ataort ,.if m I,, in.'.. Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Window a ,i..tiow ink dec. Ac. to which they iuvite the atlssnllAn , it ill .1 eustomers and the public. Physicians Proscriptions careOdly attended to, both partners bo.ng fully competent In atwud to that branch of the bu si uess. " -A " ir ffvastsville Sept. SO 12. PR AN CIS A . 1.1 M. K LAW PARTNBR3HIP. aria ft wV.si n.l JAS. E. BLYTHE, AtUimlesal J Law, kvansville, Indiana, nave associated themselvei aa partners in the psu. lice of the law, and will Continus to practice iu thtsand ;!ie adjoining couaues, auo ... me Supreme and District Court. They design Urnlug then aiLfli.tiou oa-ticularlv to land law. la a short time they ..n i... ..r....r.-.i l,. '..v.. it. a few minutes, an abstract in taüe to almost 111 lot in Kvansville or IU enlarge .menu or in Lainaaco. logethn with their professioaa mi as t th t title, if desired T3ys-da rtf C. M.-GBIFI1TH. -WHOLESALE AND KETAIL DEALER IN inr.it.i.ri. mill rulirrr. e sj tc .., .......i tf.4,1 i i. ill anil i-oiil dele stock of fo Fl. relrn s,.i domestic Hardware, Moohanies tools and itmiHin. M tr..w. Merchants. Mechanics, and other eremviuwl to examtoe his stock at opBtf d A W TME S13.N OF THE MILL SAW

BUSINESS CARDS.

a. batkMan. 1854. B. Fa L LIS U ITK.HAJI, Ul i IS & CO., ( OM MISSION MBkVHANTS AMD USRBBAL FOB WaBBBRB, BV CANAL, RIVKR AND RAILROAD, No. 25 Canal, between Main and Sycamore sts., South side, Cincinnati, Ohio. RKFKRTO -Messrs. Mi hr, Amdrbws A Whitr, " J. C. Butlbb A Co., Allis de Hotvas, Kvansville. Ciucin'ti. JTj "articular attention I. Shipments hv Canal tO A ABASH VALLBY AND TOLEDO. ir.lr.'3ijm. T. Cl'PPLKS, nit st ibob, orrR abb stovb btorb, Comer First Bad Sseammrs sts. TIH, JCITI cutl PPI.KS has opened his store at the ahavv loioii, opposite tic in e ut de Viele', where he is prepared to do all kinds of Tin, Sheet iroii and Copper woifc. KooHog, tr utt.-ri nir. A-1 . Ar., in the nest manner and at the lowest prices. Ho also keeps on baud a variety of COOKIN 3 STOVES, and othe'klnds of Stoves for sale as low asslrailar stoves can be pnrehased in the city. The public are respectu 1 ly iu ited to call. foblU-tf LOKD A; BBOMrX. 55 CK DAK ST KB BT, NEW YORK, IM Door brio tks Po'l Ofice.) Offer tlicir large and well selected stock of "SILK D FANCY DRY OOO 8" Which is complete in every department at 5 par cent above iN voire cost, FK CASH. Their stock of (roods will he largely increased, and many styles will be or their own Importation, and those who'favor litem with a call will be readily convinced that there is great savin: to buyers from this system. Merchants from all parts of the country are invited to call and compare our pricas witlithosuof any otherhou.se in the martet. t.-hlti-if 11. U, WIIKKI.KR A. i,. HUUIKBUN WHEKLEH A IIOHMMn, ATTORNEYS A KD COU5CELOKS AT LAW, (Sureessors to Ingle, Wheeler A lglchart.) Otmerul Lav aad Colltcting Agemtf, earner Main mnd First its. , Eeamvilte, Ind. feh9-1y AS I IULEH IBT, ATTDRNKV 4T I. IW INI) RP.W. KsjtTV. il,sfT, ( Successor to lalle, Whoeterdc lglehart in Kcal Kstute Ageucios.) Will practica Law In the Circuit Courts af Vanderbargh ami the adjoiningcouuties. Oulce over the Canal Baak, Kvansville, la. ei-jy CHAS. I . SHllKVB. V O. -THVHT. smti:vi: A STEWAHT, Tkolnm.lt IHnlers in H'oow i Wm.rt, Wil Brnk, Mttkinf. Afefess, Mttt, T Ca 'dags, tec, 4". Wall trist, Lmiieille, A'y. Ware .'I OIK It IN N. JOIIXM05T, ATTORKKT AT LAW AMD KsAl. BBTATB ASCBT Office on First street, botween Main and Locus streets, JasttM-lj laiswiKys SAAl BEIM A UK. BaHUlUIS.!!.' I. a n. iir.Min-x, WHOLESALE AND KKTA I '. DKALEKS IN GRDCSRIE3 A PRODUCE, HUBBRSWkRB, Llvtl'oaa, Ac , Ac, MIN STRKBT, D, KJ ABOVE SKCaMO, k V .N SVILI.S, ISB. Jao31 ' V. B. CHIP, MANUFACTURER AND WHOLESALE DEALEB IN .v.JABC --tB r ES" umd s l'h ee..Steady at lOoilüc. Iron Firm. naps I he market Is n; changed. Siocss- A r lower. C. ricere 1 JM BOfJI Rio coffee fold at Rucl'on Bj ! H'.e. Mola"'!. rlnii ensier at t4e. 4JlihhdsOr leans Mipar al 4 '4c; MM : ova'.o t'a. Oil Linseed r-T i'Jic. xv. Oat bans, April in. Tb l niarkrtsare depressed Ly Ihe Kuropa's news. ' Sew Orleans. April 1 1, P. M. Frir Ohio SO '-T. Corn-5fie. I I'rovis-ons llncn sides 6T.r. Lur. sales ol 3.6 keys: rim- 9".e, bhl T.e. f .CT.es-C Bee Kc. ,-ugtr 3 ,c. Molasses Is) It. VV,i,ky .?r. kiifsALLi Jl tS WITH I I.AntiK STOCK of ;4n. S. O KM BICH woul 1 resp". llnlly inforin nis numerous ciisioincrs lu. i lie nas now on imim . lC!llll tot k of staple ami Fan. ) Dry O.-ous, cansistirig in paru to-wit: Plain and Printed Bcrges; n " le Lalnes; ' s persinn " " a " Fret cli and American lawns; " n Poplittt ard Challi; ' " Plaid Gingham: a " l.awns, " " F.mbr'd Summer and Mull Muslins; m pul I Jncoiielaiid CambiicS India, Book and Swiss Muslins, Victoria Lawns, Ac ALSO. A fine assortment ol laice. Hosiery, Gloves. Mitts, Buttons, Thread. Needles, Pins, Ac, which will be s d I at the lowct cash price, and no mistake. Call and examine. We can prove the assertion. Lap7 RICH FA!CY DIir.SNt.OOD. JI ST r.-c spleudi celteo anu uu.ii.-i, s J . J ... . i .. 1 . .ml ssiwl in All i ....,riu...i.t at Si r nsrai'd umnle press i... i,i. .L..I MiKKinir ii in - j - ... . . . l Go'Mis, ever I ll" l ' mm - .,..-.. lo, ... IL.re.rcs i fiir d and I lain .run Willis, prun ed Linens, Rriiliantes. printed Muslins, Challts. Barega i I-. i l i . . u 1, ,,-l. uv . wrr...lil inviln HO iJ.in.-s n.i um- U--J.. ...... "I the allei.lion of all wishing sucl. articles nemre purcnasi ing elsewhere, as we would be very happy to show them; toallwlo will favor es with a call. , COLHUKI iitKMiBRKuaR. ,

mli3l Foster's Block, First street neiow aiain. t mo9. e,tun8jve l,19Urance basiness jmmmm m n i ,x,i LM....U nil. ri.nTHSA lsmlr..r .n..rH Hun üirtv vesrs. throusfhoiit the United Stales

nort t ..r Camels and Floor Oil Clo.hs.Jusi r Wed. Our Oil Jlo hs are from 3 toltneel anew. ,. suir Oil Cloihsalso. '..-I- " 1 COLIU'KX A oUmil ROER, apt Foster's Block, First street below Main. M 1 H 1 V. N ' I . I". AM) KETAIL. ttiipkisa Ii K A D are now receiving Uieir pring li Stoek of Dry Oood. Carpets, :.ll V,.tr I.,Hitinr fl iw and Oil Ciolh. MatMi.gs, W ii, .low Shinies, to which we iiivUelhe attention of ihe citizens ol Evans vill ai d the neighboring town-. Our Wl" b; more altiattive this season than ever, nnd e will offer .ni...i.lii,iii.iii.inru.li II. i. -r than w - ev.-r nave be. lone. Our stock w uucu lu alL u auu uur uuir -... TitlTmrnL CorroN Yarn. Baitiso. Ai rHI Fi K hish.-si market price paid for Hour, fnrn.uuu. ealliers. Be.rswax. Flaxseed, Whit- Beans, Dried 'rult. Bacon, Lard, Butter. Ac. Wmnmrn jqaia iireei, awio.iii., J. C WHBBLBR, WrIOI.aSALB DKll.KR IB FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS. Wl.NES, CORDIALS, SYRUPS, CIGARS, A;. Water itreet, near tke rteer. KvABivaia, la. Bsjl ri L of Lmuiirills. M. L. ji dor. of Cincinnati. J. V. BI1KLEM A Jl Dbl-:, COMMISSION AMD FORWARDING MtBUHAlils, AND PRODUCE BROKERS. Sin a Ki Front St.. . lie i It II .1 C , OkliO. ..it .itMntion ii. i ill to all consignments lor sale of Produce Ac Goods for resbipmeul to auu irom m East, forwarded with dispatch. je4-ly w. p. cMcamiLi A. I AMUBaS0 nil ill HIM. A A li OEItM. ATfOR.NlKS AT LAW. HKNDKRS N. KY., W ril.l. horaflMr attend th- dilMrenll ourtsoi tiant ... a t t-K all i.ns'l !i..sl vi Li ullil aTlVl? Im UULULICUIDJU j i s w aa as .. o entrusted to tbe.r tare. Paoio-iy BSBSBSBl , fW - ' W ST . mtru HA1LKOAD HOTEL, BY J. H COCHRAN, (Corner Fourth aa1 !-.cust U, near the Market Huiis. k-v t SVII.I.K. I A. Til. ,h,A II.. ii... I.u.tlk. iftMSi location for Railroad and Canal travel ofauy Hotel in the cU , and close anougu to the River for persons wishing to late a Boat. saaw NOTICE. I HAVE this day asaociaied with myself my San I am t . Tbc bu-ineas will kerealler be com Wil conduct I under the style of John S. Mitchell A Sun. JOHN S. MITCHELL. EvansvlUe. Feb. 13, 1834. ffehil if T. SUkL VS. JOHN niTKMBY fc Co. FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, ehsiiplioulus Mrrel, K1W ORLEANS OO Ti CHOICE fresh Rai las and Pigs., net ree'd, for sajstt rr U3 T. BACON A Co. 8 Family Grocery.

LNSURANCE COMPANIES. SKW YORK CITY IXSÜRANCK COMPANY, orrtcK, 9 wall trrst. CAl'l f Ali 500,000. tninrnnce agnintt Ln ir lismtgi sg Ftri. APPLICATIONS received, and Pjlicies issued on as fa rorablo tortui as an v other Company, by JBKKMIAH BKH4, Agent. Office over CaldwcU'a Store, Kvausville, la. jaiuw tr CAGLIMXM UAMt CON1PANV, Cincinnati, Okio, CAPITAL, 8200,000. DIRECTORS. Isaac C. Copelan, JR. Conk ling, Hamuel 1J. Tufts, S. W. K. eder. Win. Wood, H. Kessler, H. W. Tewotev, I. C. COPKLAJ1, Prea't J. H. STOCKTON, Sec'ty. 11H1S Company continues to Insure properly of all descriptions against loss or dauiaee by dre. Alio against lite perils of the sea and Inland uavigaaon. Tbe uiidersigne! being authorized by the company, is prepared to effect Insurance on the most reasonable terms. aug4-lrr H. C. 6WATHMBY, Agont. J H V r E li H O PJ Life Insurance Company, Cincinnati, Ohio. Incorporated by the State or Ohio, $ 100, 000 CAPITAL. LIFE INSURANCE affected In this corapany on the Mutual and Joint Stock sy stem. Ufiten and Dirtctirs: H. H. Goobma, Pres't W. W. Curbs, Vice Pres't. L. Bbrtok, Secretary.

Dir set mr i : H. H. Goodman, W. W. Cornea, B. Gest, Cliarlea ConabaiL, A.O. Bart, i. B. Pay ue, Cleveland, Wm. Burnet, Win. McCain mon, Geiirge Carlisle, Samuel B. Keys, C. Good ma 1 1. ( Cincinnati. U. W. II -shier, Columbus. Bsard ml finance; Hon. Jacob Buruet, Sam'l Wiggins, Esq. S. s. (rooilman, Ks-iuire. Applications received by HORN BROOK. A CHURCHILL, Ag'ta. Prof. W. II. By roan. Medical Kxaminer. decltt-tf " LIFE ASSURANCE. .E T A INslIKAiCE (' O Jl r A 1 x , Hiar If tarsi. Conn. ANNUITY FUND läU.Otaj DOLLARS. rn iriw tl'LM I VIlVVV sarssl ! . 1 1 1 ir t : i I il 1 a h i 1 1 t'OITinsnV. J. having organized a New Department for Livb la-1 bübabcb, with aa entirely dtetiiict capital exclusively, pledged, with us reserved accumulutious, for the pay-: muni ..I I, me II Dllll Life Insurance only-aud In no event liable Tor other debu. contracU or ongageaiouU of Use auim u IIUW prepared to issue Policies on Lives al rates materiallv reduced from the charges of the Mutual . i ' 1 1 1 ii ii'i ii i cs The loading Idea of the system adopted by thin Companv is to aaccrtuio precisely what it is worth to Insure a given amount upon a life, for a certain time, and to charge precisely thai sum and o i more. .... The promptness, fairness and liberality which have marked all Ihe dealings of this Company for a period of over thirty -four years, and the well known character or its officers and directors, afford the surest guarauty that lis uffairs will be so managed as to afford to ihe assured that ultimate safety and security which is of the flrat importance in Life Assurance. Policies will be grauted, payable after death, or upon the parties arilvihjS at a specifled age. C Ai.iroRRU and other usual extra risks will be .ssuuied by this ooinpauy at reaaouablo rules. MARAUEB9 OF THE LIFE DEPARTMENT: B.A. Bli.ki.ky, Joiim L. Boswbll KniRRT llr-RLL. Roi-aici Mathku. Milks A. 1 1 ttlb, Eowis G. icm-i t, Hcmrv Z. Pratt. K. A. BULKLKY. Vice Präsiden'.. J. W. SEYMOUR, Actuary. TTrpPainphloisconUiuiiiR R ites of Premium and inforination in relation to the plan of operations and all necessarv papers to effect insurance may be obtained of the subscriber. ALLEN C. HALLECK, Agent. jaul7 Main street, nearly opposite the Bank. JE2TNA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, Ol llnrtlortl Conn. CAPITAL fJOO.UUO all maid in and intuited. staaaavKD Eabrirus t'jnn.oou. Tmtal Ami BjUI'.OOU. THIS Company was incorporated with a perpetual charter ia SH19. and insures againstloss or damage by K.P.. on Dwellinr Houses. Manufacturing establishments. t..r.. honsehol.' i iiriiiture. and morcbuudize in general ...ii. ...i favorable terms, and losses occurring in th'.s agency will be liberally adjusted and paid wiln promp uess. BOARD or DIRK TOKS Thrts. K. Brace, Samuel Tudor, Joseph Pratt, Austin Dunham, Ward Woo. 1 1. ridge, Joseph Church, Edwin G. Ripley, Frederick Tyler, Henry Robert Kuel, Miles A. T utile. John 1.. B.. swell, Kbenezcr Flower, K. A. Biilkley. Roland Mather, Silas B. Hamlinton Samnel S. Ward, Z. Pratt. THOMAS K BRACK, frea't. S. L.LonMia, SecreUry. Applications Tor .nsuraaccmay ; r eiltor isrlifi IB H II V 11 11 1 III Tl it vJ kVJ" I - v s. I ' ' '-"- " r...,. . . hIwm, Mue uoiicieson as lavoniot te. ... r inr imnn- nmo sen. n. ........-.-- . . . ... . . - ii i ii in n. o mm . VJsBwe am a SBTW v ww - feb4 tf Main street, nearly opposite me HARTFORD PIRB INSURANCE C0-, nnwacCTICKT ii .a 1. 1 rwi, ,v.s.,v . Ibcobpobatbd 1S10. Chabtrb Hw'"';At kar,zed Cap't JäO.OUO. Snkienkld Cap $1jO,o1IU s ,.,, ...ahlished and well known Institution al,d the British North American provinces It has aimed mi .. .. , .., ti.ii.,r.i...A -.tin mini u . . ....... ..itiii.ne..L of iis i-oiiir-jft: and theownersof proiierty 4i.iM.ri. i.iii.ii.' e iiii'. tl.-.-. . ...i "v. .".v are assured that all fair claims for loss under its policies will be liberally adjured and promptly paid. Public Huiliinirs. Manufactories. Mills, tMaehinery, Dwelling n. ........ Si.irs M.-rehandis... Household turniltire i.-...i. mm th.. while in norl. Ac. Ac. will be l18u'rs9sl ait rsten a low aathe risk will admit. ,i .ii,,,,.,, ,, vuii.tr the The fol BOARD OF DIRECTORS. H. HUNTINGTON. President. Albkrt Day, 'm Jambs GoonwiM, ChaBLKS Bos w 1 1 L, Hkrrv Kksikt. CHAR CiiRisTornB C. Ltmar, Calvin Day, Job Ai.lyn, Johb P. Hra b. ChaBLKS J. Hi ss. KS TAYLOR, Secretary. Assistant Sec'y . n v vindications for iiisurauce may lie i " ALLKN C. HALLOCK I.e made to .gent. Maiu street, nearly opposite the Bank , de08 cvansviiie. inu. CHANCE OF PBOPBIETOBs. DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, AC, AT WHOUKSALB ARB RCTaIL by t. p r n n a vrrlinö. AC, mill.' n4sim have D'irchase-1 tlie entire stock of I lfm .n.l JHtulieilies of J . M . 1). M iller A Co., and ........ ,i .."rr vi. it on i lie Druz business al the well kno .......i tkt Keller &t Faruslev. No. 14 Water street, under it... Hru. of Leich ec Verlina. Charles LaatB). ..rthe firm, hopes he is favorably known to the public, having been engageJ in Mr. t raaioro store the last five ears. Peter Verling. of the . m m.i li.. v ii. .r I.,-,M, clerkinir in the nresent store the last three years. Bitters himself with having the conn .......... .r i t s . .1 . 1 en.tnmeis. We inieod keeping on hnnd a large and fresh stock of .1..... .. MK'ilir.nes auo none n mis m.-aii a.... ... strict attention to business aud by low prices, to merit liberal patronage both from old aud new eagMNswera. feb3sVly HKTKRVKRI.INO CBACIkEKS AT WIIOLIALE " RETAIL. THE undersigned consUntly keeps on hand a large assortment of fresh Water. Butterand Sugar Crackers andalsoof Soda. Pilot and Navy Bread, which be ing' manufactured oy the latest im paoved Machinery, caii be sold at as low a price aa in any"plaeo in the vi est. ami are not excelled In quality by any other manufactory in the country. A large stock always on hand at my shop on Water street, between Sycamore anu viae decll-Sf J. BIKZtCH. G COPELAN IPS RANKING AND EICHANGE OFFICE GRANTS temporary aaasatance to prompt persons, at fair and uiuiorm rates, al all se asons. Buys aud aells Exchange on Eaitern and W e-tcrn Cit.es, Drafiaou Europe, Goldand Silver, Silver change, i - Uamv. latnu Warrants: remits Money to any tKtrt of LuroK makea Cotta Olio as and remits proceepromptly, at eurrent rates of Exchange. Paya Six p cent intocesl on Deposits, papable ou demand. Offl. oufroiBBA.M..UllaP.k. B. All ordes (post paid) protnpüy attended to. jnaHVtf uncui.t".---.-' , . . - .? .

INSURANCE COMPANIES, ANIER1CA! "WSIKATVCE t'OJIPAXY, ü T I C A , N . Y . CAPITAL, 8150,003.

MKK101I. Nelson Roth, A. P. Rockwell, George 0. Williams, Edward Edwards, Benjamin S. GravB, Koswell P. Smith, K. J. Richardson, Kdward Hale, Owen Richards, Samuel Kit in e, Miner B. Bickaell, Israel G. AlwooU, Calvin Hall. orricBBs: Nelson Roth, Presdent, I A . F. Rockwell, Sct'y. Edward Edwards, V. Pres. M. T. Rodman, Tiras'r. James H. Stevens, Actuary C. B Kockwetl, Apn'g. Agt Insnrain e effected against loss or damage by Are and inland Navigation,! current rates. RKraasaras: John E. Hinmau, t Mayor. Hon. Horatio Seymour, Governor. Read, Taylor dt Co. Maiden Laue, Sew York Plait A Brother M Maiden Lane, New York. Richardson A Hicks.aO Maiden I .ane New York. Jus. S. Lynch, Cashier. Onurio Branch Bank. Samuel B. Garviu. District Ailomey. Sackett, Davis A Porter, cor Maiden Line A Brd'y. Sewell. Simmons A Co. 3 Maiden Lane. William Hiuman. 14 Fultoa Street, Brooklyn. Samuel Perry, 3 Front Street, New York. Applications received, Lud Policies Issaed atenrrett rates by j,l3tr JOHN J. CHANDLER. Agent. HAWK VALLEY FAKMEMS' INni u .t.t i: co. SC IOTA , N K W YORK. CAPITAL, 8160.000. WELL AND SKCURKLY INVESTED. B.BBCTiiBS: AdatnC. Van Patten, William Rector, Charles P. Sanders, Abraham W. Toll, Isaac Vedder. Nicholas Brooks. . James W. Pnngbarn, Charles H. TolL, Harvey Vedder, Jasper Bell, Henry A. bs-ii, JohnS. Laming, . Derick. Philip H orr krb: A. C. Van Fatten, Pres't. I Jasper Bell, Secretary. William Rector, V. Pres't I Aram VV. Tool. Treasurer. Kenneth Haukluson. Jun., General Agent, No. 37 Green Street. Tien to Ii. N. J. KIIKIItM s: Hon. s. H. Johnson, Co. Judge, Schenectady. " Jno. P. ('lute, Sheriff, do. D. P. Forrest, Comity Clerk, do. " Ahrain A. Van Vorst, Mayor, do. M. Myers, Kx-Mavor. do. f D. Wright. Recorder, Albany. H. II. Van Dyck, Proprietor Albany Atlas. Jacob G. Sanders, Ksu. do. Thomas Clark, Esq., New York. Applications will be received, and Policies issued by the undersigned, at rales as favorable as any other Insoranee Office or Agency lu the country jyli-lf JOHN J. CHANDLER, Agent. P. O. O'llII.EY A CO., g ORAGE, FOWAD1N D ill.rl ' .1 r . . Ü liiw jua'J' CHANTS, CC.1CMI S ß If NMFP EVANSVILLE, IND Haviro fitted up a mumu.olh Vharf Boat, the largest ou the Ohio River, in the most substantial manner, we are prenared lofaciliute an v business entrusted o our care, eithW , , . .'ii laaBSIB.kBlk er by Kivr.n, u.ii.iiuAinr CANAL, without exposing to the inclemein-v of the weather, any property; and p.riicularatleiitioii will be paid to Receiving, .Storing and Forwarding, and also to the sale of any Produce coiisiiri.e.l to us, and all orders promptly nlled. P. G. O'KILKY relu'iis his sincere thaaks to his naa S . - - A a morons friends for their lorm r iiatronage, aim respect i It solicits a tinuai.ee of the same, which will be duly reciprocated A Store Room, well supplied, will re Kent lor me ac commodation of Moats, and their orders carefully tilled. tnli3-dotwly f. U. U'KILtl vV K U I v ol OF.lt S A beautiful assortment of Gold, Ytl JJJ vet and Colort Hordt rs. latest spring styles. just ree'd by (uih'.i) JOHN C. Ul Vr.Kr.l A . J k . Fs.TIKKOI Dl-;if UN. We have nowien roriBa j iusfieclion of the public, a very Inige stock of the latest patterns of I nderslecves. Colltrs, t licmiBelies, hmbroitlered Hand'kfs, Muslin nnd Swiss Bands, tan l.ric Kdirirurs --i.d Inseitiiigs, Swiss do., all ..f which Wl.t be sold very low at ....w . . . n SA a llliinll iii-ii.- I ' I li.' COLUun. w ii r.nsn nr.io.r.n s, inh31 Foster's Block, First street below Main. NEW ROOKS. -- Karly Engagement; Insurrection in China; Mot Coin: Mrs Ren. Durhy; Life of Bleniiarhassett; Yusef, Ac, Ac; tust ree'd torsalebv (feb-.T) T. C0NYNGT0N. sod by (feb-.T) KAliM UAITKO. 1W1LL pav the highest market price in cash, for ton or Linea i.ags. THON. CONYNGTON, fbr Cot feb-.M Corner of Main and hirst streets. rUST received 10 kegs Sup. Carb. Soda; 10 bids Spansh W h ting; 3 bbls Copperas; for sale by mhtl KELLER, FA RNSLEY A CO., Druggists. ii'AI-L PAPER. 300 bundles Wall Paper jus YT rec'a from New York and Koslon, of the lai styles and all prices by (mh31) J.C. DKVKKKUX HITE I.I. TIE. Ii 0 bids prime White Roach Lime in goo I order, just reed this day and lor sale by (mb'27) FOSTKR A BftOW'Sf. REMOVED. W E have now entirely removed our Toba co and Cigar Establishment, from tie old Stands on Waterand Main streets, bi-lween 1st and 2d, lo M aisj wsa war Ia bj n Sl'RRKT, BBTWKER I" 1RST iSD ATKR. Ill tin. LCWIS new ..milling, where we shall be happy lo sell our old ana new customers cheap riargvili.s. nil. 31 tf M M ir.f f tu V isvn KOE.1ISVK. ÜKW BOOKS. T TOM KS of the New World. Bf .Mi Bremer. oi lue sew . hi i i. ... ... i si. Urem... iell Expedition in seart hot Sir John Franklin; rial History of the Wars ol the United States; JT1 G rinne Pict'.rin Alcohol and the CumUilulion of .Mnn. Bible Defence or Slavery. Ac, Just ree'd and for sale by (mh31) THUS. CONYNGTON. H OSIJERV. Ladies' while aud black Silk; black, bite, slate and mixed Lotion Hose; Misses do. GeuU'extru super brown Lotion nan nose; louins, do., for sale low by COLBURN A 1IERSH HKKCER, ruhSl Foster's Block, Pirst street below Main. IlllSII IIV ANU GLOVES. W W .ru now ii iii-nii. ? a rood Soring stock OfWoiii. -ii s and .Misses While, i-rown, iiiiibu, mwio colored and black Cotton Hose; Men's while, brown. a... I mive. I Coilon Half hose; Women's w hite, black and col'd Cotton Gloves, and Men do ; together with a handsome assortment of Ladies' Kid, Silk, Lisle thread and embroidered Gloves. W'e im ite the especial attention of the trade to an examination of these goods. harlue purchased Ihem on as favorable terms as any of the Kastara Jobbers, will sell them as low, adding trans portatii u. (mh2l) MORGAN, KEKN A PRESTON. WHITE GOODS. sttk have iust received a choice selection of White V V i .miinr. t.lain und i-laid Jaconet Muslins, Vic-i--u Mull, i.lainsnd dotted Swiss Muslins, dl r,..,,, tl. Imoorlers. which we will sell as low as anv Jobber East or West. Persons wislnug to purchase will please give us a call. Vuh3l MORGAN, KEEN A PRESTON. WATER WHEELS. WE are now prepared to fill orders for Parker, Hotchklss A Johnston Water Wheels, with all the aptiurtcnaucct belonging thereto. These W heels being submerged will perform without disadvantage under high or back water, provided the head is preserved. We are now completing a full a-t of Parker Wheels, embody ing all tbe latest improvements, under the personal supervision of Mr. JsMES SIOAN, celebrated aa the builder of the best Water Mill ru Ohio and Kentucky, and favorably known to the readers of the Seien tiflc American, as "J. S of Ky." We have a model of the most approved Sluice, constructed on a correct secie, which MlllrighU will And it to tneir advantage to call and examine. The Committee of the Franklin Institute of the State of Pennsylvania, iu their Report of June 1 1th, 184, rank the Parker Wheel with the Over shot; giving it tbe preference over all othtr AVheel for power. Be adaptation to high or low beads, and with reference to the action unou it of back waters or Ice, and the ease with which access may bo had to it for Inspection or repair G. D. EGGLEsf ON A CO. BBBfl N VbolÄoalo?RÄ'1o bbl. Stc'hJ or aale by (febC7) PRST ust ree'd aud ON BROS.

LOriSYlLLE AND CINCINNATI .v-s. suv . , - . -" 'Yy Ti" " O ItRJ pieces Gr s de Rhine black Silks, 86, SB, 30, 38 , 34 aud 3ti nicies; 100 nieces Lustrine do;

100 tlo colore i bros ae .sapicst do Black Mode; . , do BisholT Black Silks; together with a large of Dresa Silk,, Flounces. Marcclioea Ac, tor JAS. LOW A CO.. 417 Main street, Louisville, Ky. ... , i . in 50 variety sale by ap4 Cldi RTaiN DAMASK. 3 cases Curtain Damask, rect luportalion, for sale byP4 J.AS. LOW A CO., 417 Main I.. Lou., Ky. ETI Bit D SWISS Ml'LLS. W'e have, direct from the manufacturers in Switzerland, 2 cases Kmbroi dered Swiss Mulsin , very handsome patient, for sale oy JAS. LOW A CO.. Bp4 417 Main street, Louisville, Ky. ENIRKOIDKHa. . We hove this day reed per Express, a lanre assortment of French Embroider ies, to which we invite the attention of dealwrs. ai-4 JAS. LOW A CO., 417 -Niainjt ,Lou., Ky FltEM'll PRINTKD JACONETS. 2 cases Doll fuchs. Mugs Co.'s Pflnted Jaconets, ree'd this day per Kxpreas and for sale by JAS. LOW A CO., ape ii, .Main street, iauisvme, ivy. B' ONNETN. 100 rases new style Spring BonneU. ree'd Uiis day -r Kxpresa and for sale by ap4 JAS. LOW 6i CO.. 417 Main st., Loa., Ky. R' I BISON V W'e have on hand a very large assortt nt of Benm l Kibbmis of the newest sly Irs. ap4 JAS. Low A CO., 417 Main St., Lou., Ky. JACO. BT AN I) SWISS EDGINGS, INSERTIONS AND FLOUNCING 5 cases assorted qualities from the lowesi grades to the best, direct importation and for sale by JAS. LOW A CO., mh!4 417 Main street, Louisville , Ky. Git OS DE lPLI.fi SILKS. 1 case assorted color and qcaltties, tes'd this dar and for aale by nihil JAS. LOW A ( O. 4 1 .u a i n si. , iau., rv y . nOCHECO PRIKTS 8 cases small checks. ree'd this dav and lor sale bv hl4 JAS. LOW A CO., 417 Main st., Lou., Ky. BOB . DBlLI,S.-:j bales on hand aud for B' MOO TIS, WOODEN. WAKE, AC HRRI dozen Slutker, medium and common Brooms, 300 do extra and common Whisp and Hearth Brooms; - 3O0 nests blue, oak and red Tubs; 300 dozou cum inon 3 hoop and fancy Buckets, 900 nests covered Buckets; too do Pine Tubs; 100 do Cedar do; 35 dozen bnil aud neat Boxes; UK) do Wire Sieves; 100 do Mauill litsdcords ' 20U do Zinc Washboards; 30 do Barrel and half-barrel Covers: 50 do Alicant, Jute, Coir and Rope Malts; SOU nests Market Baskets; iU da Clothes Baskets and Hampers; 100 boxes Clothes Pins; 800 nests Bowls; 700 gross wood-box Matches; 25 dozen Trays; nOsTsJOTsTTO.'! 100 do Cocoa Dippers; 100 do Cedar Buckets and Plggtns.braasand iron hoof s: 50 do Painted Keelers; 50 do H. rse and Well BackeUi .'0 do Half Bushels; 200 sets JsTeasures, Ive in; 25 dozen I hums; With every article in the Woolen and Willow Ware line, which wo will sell at low prices to the country trade. ÜUKbl b de M r, l. A K I . feblt jmd LoaiavlUa. Ky. T lEElt E It V AND FANCY STORE. MRS. K. M. RICH, No. 2i4 Firth street, Cincinnati, would rcieclfully call public attention to her large and F sliionable stock of .nunnery ana rancy Goods, consisting of Silk, Satin. Velvet and Braid Bonnets, Bonnet Caps and Fancy Trimmings, Ribbons. Mautillas. Cloaks, Black and Colored silk and other Laces, Needle-worked Collars. I beunzeties, sleeves, etc which she is prepared lo sell at prices which canuot fail P. give satisfaciioa. W ben you visil Cincinnati, call on 1 MRS. F.. M.RICH. uih liy 204 Fifth street, between Elm and Plens. PAP' It W It EllOt NE. 77 AND 79 WALnTJT STREET. CINCINNATI. O. fFHlE undersigned respectfully call the attention of all 1. in want of goods In tbelr line to their full and ampie stock . cousitting of Hook rsper, News do. Colored Printirg Paper, Pamphlet Cover do. Cap do, Letter do. Commercial Note do, Batli do do, Commercial Lc.ler do. Packet Post de. Folio do do, Flat Cap do, Tiasue do. Manilla do. Printers' Cards and Csrd Grocers Wrapping Paper. Hardware do do, Duggists' do do. Candle do, l otion Yarn do. Cotton Batting do, Blotting do, Patt.rn do, Ham do. Cloth do. Tea do, Shoe do, Bonnet Boards, Straw Sbb, Sheets, Railroad Cards and Sheets. News, Book and Card Inks. We have made arrangements with Mr. McCreary fbr a full supplv of bis celebrated Colored inks, also with Messrs. Smith A Peters for full supplies of their superior CarUs and Card Sheet, formerly sold by Messrs. Bailer A Brothers of this city. Our arrangements with Eastern and Western tnanufacturera are such that we can sell all goods in our line at as tow pi Ices and n as favorabl terms as apy house West, and we invito all in want of goodsto examine our stock aud prices before purcnasing elsewhere. Book and News Paper made to order. NIXON A CO , Manufacturers and Paper Dealers, mli8 77 and 79 Walnut street, C.niliiuati, Ohio. RAU.S WANTED. W K are paying the highest market price in cash for srood Hags. Paper liaviligs. i oitou aim nemp S. V J AT. V , , u . fsn Waste, Rope ai ni nagging. i av... v v.. .Manufacturers and 1'apcr Dealers. mhR 77 and 79 Walnut street, Cincinnati, Ohio. TOWN LOTS FOR SALE. Z mm Amm. B a . s. a A a IAM now offering for sale ntteen iou on .Main street, being a part of the nt.l Public Sqaare. and eouie of best l. noliiig lots in Kvansville for l.usiness houses, being midway hetween the Railroad Depot, the Canal and tbe River. They will bi sold on reasonala terms. For particulars apply to J AS. KOUC ki , leUlö-lI An fcUC U"3VOUn H"UV. LEATHER AND FINDIN GS. LL1A.M BELL, is just opening on Main street oppositetlM Bank . a large and well selected slock ef leather and flndiugs, consisting in part of 000 sides or sole leather, Hemlock and Spanish tanned. 50 doz, morrocco. No, 1. 2, and 4, Tampico extra Mad rass French aud Cape boot, aud Ladies French. 75 doz Kip Prime City, heavy country, light ma dium -.! doz Cochineal Roan 10 " Pink blue and green do 20 ' Linings Pink, blue, and green. 20 5 250 2 10 Bindings Lindsey'a cape goat and sheep. Patent kid skins. Calf -'.ins light, heavy, and medium World Pair and Caron, Oil thoug leather, M it In .ss Kid 20 bbls pegs. 500 pre- lasts. Boot trees, raapa, awls, pincers,, wax nails. balls, tacks stamps, thread, buffers, slicker wheels, keys, hooks and all other tools and materials used by shoe makers all or which will be sold on the most reasonable terms Jolt GLASS STAINING, - In the mods. slyUs for Church, P inH$ Private ''ffj lu aU l TH FIRST 9mCg!3L IA T Cincinnati, also at Iba Loaisv J. stltute. r wlth metal sash We are prepared to III .mond centers for any sinined glass, wirtC borders and ) a flsMre. or emblems. kindofchurch "r'iyorl, Boston or Philadelas cheap asMbebaUin k and transportation ih i a the aniount of risR oi tw 'es. .. good, naw modern Inished Oar wfereacesare n d0hft three PresbyBoatsou Epiaeopal at Portstonaa Chur nea a Madison. Ind.. a chancel mouth, oaic. ,- on -i-do-. With BgWindow Bl rr-"-.j Ck.-kMl. la-.tiis.viHe a I II . .v. . . 11 ilSJ ax-.reu. ."-". u"T"r"l. .t Hi Governor Balm's raasietsce at Harrods Hay winat-wm iDl.IS"v"ore. m.-m. K..r side trsnsome UgfiU in i ZmlTiZmtmSm nd tWnvüle various dwellings in uouAU orders carefully executed al the establish meat on Bullitt street, LiOMurvine, n.J. BBhl7-ffBB L C.MILLER A CO.

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aa-aa St ALES, - '.''iraas .'... f ur an sizes, from a baltouncd to ten tons, the oblv . oaacT axAHOARn. They can be purchased of agents at ike soma price tiiat tbey are sold tor al the factory . JJ for sale by H0RT1BKOOK ACnCKCKlLL. tAgetda, Water street, Evansville la. aov2-dAwtf I ÄbVNfMÄ CO.'N 1 QX 1 100.GREAT EASTERN A W EST I 0J mmm- bh'N EXPKK, JLtl For the nipid and sal convey -Ü Bflliho' of MoUt-V. Jew i !r , vulu t .1.1 IV.I...I mni linl fTi-i-'htl generally. ArrangemenU having been mad- nhllie Ev.nsville and Craw ford villo Kaüroad Cii i . running the hx press over their Road, the business pOlic of Kvansville are resK-cirnlly informed that a Jios scngerwill tsedispatcliod onMon. ay inorniu. i and daily thereafu-r. (except Sunday sj in h .nv "I pacgages and freight, forwarded through Adams A.Lo., to Vincenoes. and Wav Stations on the road. Au Iron Safe will "be carried io give greater . ur:: lo valuables, and in all cases goods de i ?rfrl ' ly oo arrival at eliher end. without extra ch ir. -. The business counectiowsaad artangeme i1 Adams A Co.'s Eastern Express have been extended lo I ii Iville, and JOHN S. MITCH ELL appointed As;eiit OseBBfor. .Wen hams ordering goods fro' the K. si. rn . I Urs, will And great ad vaulage in having them f.r. I bj Adams A Co.'s Express, Ike time of which is rnr- y otch live davs. TTT Packages of all t" escriptiona. designed cither lo the East or for the Viucenncs rout . sbonbl l-e lellt Mr. Mitchell's CsuiUgKoom, or rf .K.tic- te given be 'wlil send lor them. IXTThe Messenger. Mr. JAS. REYNOLDS', w ill ba si the train half an hour before Bs time of starting, to take charge of whutever may ba offered there, vansvlllo, Feb. le, '54. (fob-JO ly; ADAMS A I -NOT 14 E. THE partnership heretofore exislingi n Hi . . be twe -n P. G. O'Rlles- end Jobst S. Mitchell, unda-r the firm of O'Riiey A Mitchell, is (bis day dissolves ututual consent. John S Mitchell, having purchased the Interest of . G. O'Hiley, is alone authorized to close up and settle e busiuaas of said Arm, Signed; .re.- t P. G. O'KM i JOAN S. MITCHELs.. Tub undersigned having become the successor io Ika house and business of O'Kiley Ac Mitchell, will continue the same as heretofore. Thakful to the friends of tbc late firm r.r former patronage, he solicits a continuation of their coniiden. ami business. His Wharf boat al the river is one ol the largest Bite, and noted for lu capacity. And RBsnAai ing ample Warehou.es on Walei street, as m il as a mammoth Warehouse In courae of construction on the Canal aud convenient to the Railro.-J Dep. l, I-1 lacili ties for the receiving, storage and '.raardiiif -i M. rchandlae and Produce via River, LalliaaAaad CaAal,ss very complete. Ha Is also prepared to make cash advances on all pro duce or properly consigned to bim f r sslc "' 1 ps-.l lo ills crrespoiKUnts In Aew Orleans or ine awssss eilies. (octW-tf) JOHN s. .Mill ill Li t or Ituliimort , Washington. I'liiladt-I plilat atnd ew York. ALTIMUKE AND OHIO RAILROAD. From Wheeling to Baltimore. and coanarUng whlithe Washington Branch R. R. at the Junction, (lately called ihe Relay House,) nine miles from Ballitnan, and with the Philadelphia. Qminglon aud Baltimore K. R. to Philadelphia. THE great tnnnels upon the new part nfthe line are now fully completed, and tbe whole road is in line condition, presenting one of the moot po t u r -. i n f Slid romantic routes iu Die world. 1 he greatest -r lot tan comfort ami safely of passengers is rousb.ntlv ex niton by the o Beers and atrcnlsof this tiBin . m.-i ttrs-rala no sa.er road In the Cnited Stales, notwithsiandiiiz Lhv reports of interested and unscrupulous ngenls of tber routes to the contrary. The new and splendid steamers of the TTnlon Line from Louisville, Madison and C4ik iiumti. connect wiU. the road at Wheeling, and through tickets from LheM plates to Italtiinore, Washington. Phtla.lelj I A . may be nad of J . T. Morehead, on the L . . i 1 ...n i f ville.orthe boats (of the Union Mne only ) at 1 oiis Hie The steamers leave the wharf at Louisville daily for W'heeling, where passengers and baggage are carefully transferred to the cars. The express mail train leaves "Wheeling da.ly . al half past Ha. m.. and arrive at Cnm bort and (201 ndles) 4 S r. M.,and allowing two hours there, arrives in Haiti more (3S0 miles) alday iight next aiorntn?. in full time to connect wills early W ashington and Philadelphia trains, making the passage through from Wh.-. -ling it. less than twenty hours, iusludiog stoppages, I Travelers will not fail to obsere that this is thL msapist as wen as one oi ine iiubi ninuiii r ..i .o tbe East. Baggage cheeked through to ny offne Eastern points without charge. Passengers and baggage ar-transfer red to tbe cars for Washington at the Junction, and for Philadelphia, at Baltimore, wi bout extra charge. Irav el. -rs are allowed umple lime ui.d opportunity at all points to obtain tbeir nseale. Ibrough tickets rrom Louisville to Baltimore, (wnli tbe privilege of lying over any where on the ri oN 1 1 ; to Wasuiligto $ 1 1 50; to Philadelphia P.', 1-. . .-m ork $14 To le had aa above only . (Taa snU-rosal fare aKiOia from Wheeling to Baltimore Is fs 5; to Philadelphia or Washington ?'i 50.) Whilethe water is low in Ihe Ohio, light draught. Im t swl.t steamers will keep up the ronnection l..-tseii Cincinnati and Wheeling. Passengers mi also leave river at Cincinnati, and r.ach Wheeling by tlo: wal "f railroad to Columbus and Zanesville, and stages la'euce to Wheeling For this route passengers buy through tickets iu Cincinnati, and leave thereat C or 7 i o'cl. a. M. daily. JT'FreighU lo all E. stern points, by this safe direct and seedy line (which s now preps red lo doan im me use business) will be taken aslow as by any other r.-ut.. All troperty carefully bundled, and delivered in good order, nuuire as above. WM. PARK1K. jy25-ly General Superintendent. Bit in re, TRANSPOIITtTIO. WESTERN STATES LINE. B Y Railmadsand Canals, running iu connection wit SP-umers an.) Propellers on the Lakes. NO TRANSHIPMENT AT ALBANY OK TROY. pbopristobr: A. R. Cobb dc Co.. Poot of InUlara St. Buff..! ... A. W. Palmer A Co.. 121, Broad St. New York, aobsts: E. W. Sloan. 121 Broad St. New York. Scott A Co., Toledo. J. S. Chenoweth A Co.. Cincinnati. This !s one of the oldest, b st eataulialn-d and most re liable lines of transportation In the country, and as sole Agents for this section, we -re autbor.se.! to ivo through receipts for freights to and from the Kast, a very low ratea, guarantoelag again nay ver . liaxgwe onthe route. W1S & GKAY v ki' ti ANR EXCHANGE OFF If I' . i oPLl SU would respectfutl) anuoui.ee p. the ( T cilizeriVof Kvsnsville sad Its vi mily, that he has v , (l mr-m on First street, near Mam, lu the room opened an fflce o" r.r 0ce, where all lra.ie.crormerly otuiMea of BButing and of ExJ !L H I " promptness, OUeUl, s4 dispatch. RKFKRS TO Msrs AB WOOL), ULN LEVEY A CO., New YorkADAMS A GRAHAM. New Orleans. BLLIS A STUKGE.s, A inctunali, O. O. BOWES, Eaq , Prest. Central Bank. Indldiaaapolls. U. Jiani t. C4wO;C FAMILY GBOfKBl THE uude.sigbed would respectfully announce to the citizens of EvansvlUe, that he Is now hetter prepared than ever to supply their tables V. I I H r. V hRi THING CHOICE AND FRKSH,lnthe line ofFamdj Groceries. Thankful for the very liberal patronage receit e. daring the past year, 1 confidently expect a eontiiiuanc of my share of the trade, as I now presentaddiMonal clams, and shall spare no efforts to merit h. I am constantly rec-iving all tbe leading art Family supplies, fresh fiom toe country; and shall keep on hand at all times. Fresh Butter. Chc-se, 1-ard, K.ggs, Poultrv. Fresh -Meats, oneo ami ncaie i weai- " ALSO A complete assortment of lry Groceries of esrery decripdon. Teas, Coffee, Sugars, Melasses, Fleur, Feed c 4c c Mv MARKET WAGON will deliver all goods to Uta doors of the purchaaers promptly umh the r cvipt or their Ardeia. CaUauO examine my sica nfm. t,. M . t n. oet22 Opposite the Post Ol GENNT HAGS.

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