Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 7, Number 30, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 2 June 1854 — Page 1

DAILY JOURNAL. A. II. SAN D E R S , K Dl TOB AND PROPRIETOR. A CHBONICLBB OF THE TIMES THE PEOPLE AND THE COUNTRY, TEN CENTS PER WEEK VOLUME VII. EVANSVILLE, IA., FRIDAY JUNE 2, 1854. NUMBER 30.

EVANSVILLE

DAILY JOURNAL,

PUINrU AND PUBLISHED B V A. II. SAX DE 9, OKW corskk Maim AND WaTKR STREETS. TBRM3 OF SUBSCRIPTION : Daily Paper " 5 ,0 ty Use week (payable to Carriers) . it 4 2 00 lO OO H enkly Paper Bis. wr' Y, ja oo Tvele Copies-. 18 uu TERMS OP ADVERTISING: .nn it... niiA hirtion too 50 00 35 1 50 2 50 4 00 . 6 00 7 50 . 10 00 lna uinart) vi iu , . tiu J w. H . j.ii.inn.l in, .mon. . do mm HCU uuiv . m one week " two weeks one month two months - M three months " six months " twelve months..... ilt mnth. ehangruble not do do do do do do do 15 00 12 00 20 00 5 00 do to averau;-. iuuiw v. .... One square 10 months, changeable as abova . . I Vi i II I , 1 1- . 'I . ..... .... Ml additional 'piar a iuo... - Longer adTertlseinenU. a liberal discount in price BUSINESS CARDS. TOHN C. DBVEKEUX, Ja-, Wholesale and Retail J....!.. ;., W.ll P:itr Pire Screens. Window Blinds, toasters. Wrapping and Rooting Paper. Lamps. Phosgene &!T v tr.!i between First and Second wW . c.v. uuglu ly Streets. ngm r A VIELE, wholesale Grocers and dealersln I) Linuors, Iron and Nails, corner of First and SycaSore streets' ln.hS.-lyl BIBCOCK BROTH R KS, wholesale Grocers and deal ersiu Foreign and Domestic Liquors. mha7-iy ALLISA HOW ER, wholesale Grocer and dealers in Foreign and Domestic Liquors. Imh-.-ly FOSTERS ft BROWN, wholesale Grocers, on Main and First streets, near the corner. .mM?-! Sit G I LB K KT V CO., wholesale Grocers and Commls- . sion Merchants, Sycamore street, between First and Water sts. mh2,l f KL Ol 1 Nails, imiu wholesale Grocer ami .leaier in iron wiioli.ule Grocer and O an Wmtmt street, between Vine and Sycamore streets. "OIINSON A FRENCH, wholesale and retail dealersln t Foreign aud Domestic Dry Goo.1, Ao. l mh27-ly WW JH. MAGHKE A CO., wholesale dealersln Foreign . an.l PiMllell Dry Goods, First street, between Mam c-.. .,. linhJ.-ly . . ! ....,. i on, I retail dealer iu Fancy and A. spie Dry Goods. M tin street, between Rirstaud Second sts. L2HE21Hol.I.INGSWORTH A HUGHES, Importers ol and .f ilers in Uue-cnswure. Coma and Glass Uare, .o. dealers in Uuecns 1 M lin sir set, 1 door above the ttan-. .it i - j j -- um a -v WS I a .-. MArtlAP fl f T tWILiO.N HOTEL, C. r. 1'REW rrupnciyi. IAVILION HOTEL, C I VV-.!..r :!..! Si, -.i.i .r streets. I'""-' 'JJ Water and Syeariore streets. MUWrOl BatOTHBUB, Wholesale Grocer, and deal . - - i)mes;ic Li.iaors, Wuter street, ear Teleirraph O ' lmy3 ly tilANll.lN A PAKV l..,ie.uersui .-i..i rBu..-. O Main street, between First and Second, mha. 1 J rnuOM VS CONVNGTON, RookseMr and Stationer. 1 dealer in Musical Ii.strumeuU, Maiu street l.etwet n Water and First tta. mU-. ljl MCK A LO BENS TIN E, Western Star Clothing Ftore, l.T t-.-y of Drew'. Pavilion, corner ol s-yeamore nd VVrstrj-ets flL m m a a . . - i . a o.u.l TiiiwiiPU. H. C. CWATH MEv. Insurance and uenerui asnu ri till Hit: a i.4ia. L. ....... t I . '.!.,. 1 OOSLING, Hrt-ise and Sign Painter, (Hazier. A,-., ll. corner Plffi aad Main streets, orer Siian'-lia & Keillv's Stire, hvansvUle, la. ir-p.vil ord rs thankfully received, and done with dlsretch. fih3l-lfl rnivm MARVRV. Commission and Forwrrline L Merchants, W..: r nr- t, Evaiisville, la. . have also s r r s new v iiari iio.it, wnere nie hhowh" ... m . . . .:i a ,i iniil .tiiril -iht free of dra a . laV'Ji CI M-GKIKFIIH, Wlolesalo and MtaH ealei m, y. Fir-i'n and Doeaeetk Hardware, .Mecnani.-s' ools, BuildlHg M i'.erial. Kifle Mountings. I'(..kts' tnivesaud PUnoj, aul Cabinet Makers Trimmings, aUgl3 Maiu street. JTOKGAN, B.KBN ej PKKSTON, Jobhersln Foreign A and Domestic Dry Goods, Boots Sboes, Hats. Tap 9onueU Ac. Kvatsville, la. (JyU ly Vstw. aoeaas, jr. h. a. m'scibb. j. s. aoeca HOGbBS, Ti.l IKI AtO , ;ommiion Anil Forwarding !WerchaDts NO. K. POYDRAS STREET, New Orlbuns, La. Liberal cash advances will be made on consignments hipped to our care by " CraoTKac, Hmuso A Vai.lr, St. Louis, Mo. W. E. Brown A Co., Vinceunes, la. Br sinn t A W11.LI..MS. Gra ville, 111. 0'Rilv A Co.j Evensville, la. S. L. Hovkv, d: do. PvaoocncT A Broj.. Mt. Veruon.la. dec8-ly ii. Jiai'tM. Kvsss'l. Fib ld, Mbr! A Co N. Y MKItMf TT, FIKLDACO, f MPORTBRS and WnolesaU Dealers in Foreign and 1 D uesiic Dry Good. Hals. Caps, Boots and Shoes, ta ld'saaw bull iiux, Pirst tr,'l,beiweeu Main and Sycam -n, Bvaosville, In 1. (Particular atteution paid to or rosr. seotSS JOSN I. CHANOIiIt, 4ttorney tat Law A iie.sl Instate Afcni: A LSO agent of the "National Loan Fund Life .-ssurnee S icielv of Loudon and New York." Capital, 9.5UQ,ono. rrjuiee on Locust street, oppn.ite the Sherwood House. ?llZ CITY HOTEL, watbb sr. bbtwbbn vmb ib division, eesei. ad. oetl WM H BOICOURT. ProprUttr. Willi uu Lo-ivcnthall X Co., WHOLBS4LK AND RBTAlL OBiLBRS 111 afsisicx ad St pie Dry Goods,and Itcaity M id - Clotbmg, etc., Waterstreet, asar corner of M. iu. Evensville, Indiana mUJii ly W. M. Wo i:.,r'.. P. A. Linck ültllli KS T II !. I S II K T, WOOLS BY & LINCK. fT HE unlersij;iie. liavo formed a co-partnership in the A Drut and Apothecary business and will continue at the old stand, on Main street, formerly occupied by W. M. W.Ml,tT. They hare on hand a runeral iinsort mentof Medicines, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Window Glass, rriuting Ink, Ac, Ac., to which they invite the Altontion of old customers and tho no Mi-. Physicians Ptva Jrip '.ions larerblly attended to, both partners bein fully competent to attend to that branch Ul fcUO jusinwwi . i I v, "''Ii.. 1 , Bvansville Sjpt. 20 152. PRANCIS A. LI NCR. C. H.'OBIFFITH. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN BeilsHM and I'etierr. T j AS iust reeeieea a ruti ana com dei stock of foI 1 ruiz i ill I n -stic H.trJware, Mechanics tools and Building vlateri lis. Merchants, Mechanics, and other areinviied to examine his stock at -ip-JiVtfdAw TUM MG.vOP THE MILI.SAW. LAW PARTNERSHIP. TAS. G. JONES and JAS. E. BLYTHE. Attornl-is at ej Law, Evensville, Indiana, nave associated themseiv as Dartners in the Dsactlce of the law, and will rontinon t practice in this and the adjoining comities, and in the Supreme and District court, ineyuesigu turning theii attention particularly to land law. la a short time they will be ereoare i to ive in a few minutes, an abstract the title to almost any lot in Evansville or its enlarge menu or in Lamasco, Wiethe with tkeir pr..rioB;i m m is ke i le uile. if desired jyiö dawtf .SI A TT HASSES! "IXTE wonld cal Ihe attention of the public to our f V slock of Mallrasses. which we have constantly on band, consisting of Shuck. Moss, Cotton, Jenny Lind (cotton and shuck), and Spring Mattrasses of triebest quality. C0LBUKN A HEKsHBERGKK, p3 Foster's Block, Pirst sire below Main, GEITV FI.'RNIniNG GOODS. TTOPKINSA HEAD have Iu t received a stock of IX Gents Gloves. Half Hoeo, silk and liauie Undershirts. Silk and Lawi Cravats, Linen Handk'fa, Suspenders, A-. Ac, which we will offer lower than tne usual prices asked for m& above articles. Commercil Row, First street. f sp3 5nd

BUSINESS CARDS.

k. bateman. :-;.. k F A I.i. IS a TEÄAX, I ALLI A CO., CONMtaSIOIf mk. i Hants and UKRaL fOR WaR OCRS, Br CANAL, RIVfcR AND RAILROAD, No. 25 Canal, between Main and Sycamore sts., South aide, Ciucinuati, Ohio. REFERTO Messrs. Minbr. Andrews A WhitbJ . ,.h J.C. Bctlkr Ac Co., I Clnclntl. " Allis A Ho', Kvansville. Try Particular attention iriven to Shipments bv Canal to WABASH VALLKV AND TOLEDO. lb-l Gm. J. CTPPLE, TIN, SHEET IRON, C'OKPZR AND STOVE STORE, Cirmtr First sitd Sycamort its. JCÜPPLES has opene.l bis store at the abeve lo cation, opposite Dement A Viele's, where he Is prepared to do all binds of Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper wotk. Koofliig, Guttering, Ac, Ac, in Die best manner and attho lowest prices. He also keeps on baud a variety of CODKINO STDVES, and othe-klnds of Stoves forsaleaslow as similar stoves can be purchased iu the city. The public are respect ully Invited to call. febU-tf E.OIID A BROWM. 5 5 C E D A K BT MB BT a NEW YORK, (4th Door the ( Offics.) Offer then large and well selected stock of 'SILK D FANCY DRY GOO S" Which is comp'ete in every department at 5 per cent above invoice cost, POH CASH. Their stock of goods will be largely inoreased. and many styles will be oi their own importation, and those who favor them with a call will be readily couvinced that there Is great savingto bnyer from this system. Merchants from all parts of the country are invited to call and compare our prices with those of any other house in the market. . feb!6 If ft WIP-KI A I. ROBINSON lVIIEKLEIC & UOIII VSON, ATTOR5ETYS AND COÖNUELQRS AT LAW, (Succe'sors to Ingle, Wheeler A Iglehart.) General Law ami Collecting Ageney, corner Main and First sts. , Ecansoille, Ind. febo-ly ASA lULEIIART, ATT'lR VF.V T I. W AVI) Rg II. MTATiI SOf NT, (Successor to Ingle, Wheeler dc Iglehart in Real Estate Agencies. Will practice Law in the Circuit Courts of Vanderbargh and the adjoining eouuttes. Offlce over the Canal Bank, Evausrille, la. .febl4-ly noicnis s. joiinso., ATTORNKT AT LAW AND R-aL ESTATE AO .NT. Offlce on First street, between Main and Locust streets, Jairil-ly JSeeeseWf ,e. SAAC i.i DVID HEIMaKN I. A . il r.i 'l alVMs WHOLESALE AND Kb TAIL DEALERS IN GROCERIES & PRODUCE, 0,CE.NSWrE, LIUIORS. Ac , Ac , MAIN STREET, DJORS ABOVE SBCvt.ND, BVaNSVILLE, InD. Jan31 C. II. C A TIP, MA NTTFACTUR K AND VV II 'f.KSALF. DEALER II r.ips. Straw Gotls, Ilaiten Furs and Tr i'ii min gs, mo. T23 ain sr., mtwa third and fourth sts, Jana; list May CINCINNATI. O. JOHN B. HICK, ATTORNEY AT LAW. NOT v K Y PUBLIC AND CDMMIiSlO Nia OP DUB 3 3, For the Stiles of In li ma, 0 i , ntuckv, Teunessae, Missouri, L i. ftt eSMia, Now York and PiesMSB) Ivanla. Authorized to t ,1 -rosiuons to te read iu all the t o rts of iho Stales in the I'liiou: also ('ommissioiier of lb i Fugitive slavo liw. Itesi leuee. Metropolis, 111. janie-lf l NT. B. RMWRR. Jos . II R. U. BROWNE. v. r.. MIHI aV co., WHObiiSALn AND AflXAIL QROCfiilS, Cummisien, Frv irdiag :"d Produce M K It C II V N 'Y S , CORNER OF WATtR AN 3 MaRKBI STS., Vl.NCkN.NES, IA. RF.FF.nF.SCES. WM Gl.FNN .v sons, ciiicinaaB.O. J. F. HOWARD A CO.. Louisville. Ky. JOHN s. MirCHBLL, Evansville, lud". CHILDS A I'AKK, St Louis, Mo. Particular attention paid to Kec :iviii' and Forwarding all iTOodseiiiru-te-' to our c ire, on eitaer siae of the River. iJaul-lyd J. F. CUISP, CITY RECO It DE K AND JUSTICE OF THE PEACE Foster's Building, Up Stairs. T F.CRISP, having removed his Offlce to Foster's . buil liner, wilt be on hand at all times, to take ac knowledgements of Deeds. .Mortgages. Ac, and attend to all business required of him as a Justice o( the Peace. fob'J-tf .1 T. COX, OROCER, FORWARDING ND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, DEALER I AI L BINDS OF PBODCCX, KiacsaMtf, Ind. Particular atteution paid to forwarding and Receiving. oct3 1 -tf livi.hijstos aw., is.-;i. (SCCCBSSORS TO JtEKWl.N iV I 0-. Ai0 A s. woLrc,; FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Trrre Haute, lud. rir arkni es: K. S Wolfe.) HmMmmm ,... Cobb A Co.. Buffalo. Be me lit A- CO J. S. Cneuowtdh, Cm. A. W. Palmer A Co.. N. Y. Meldrum .v Co., Madison, W. A. BraSshaw.Iudiy'pls. O'Rdey A vlitchollJ Ev's Lewis & jray, ) vine Scott A co,. Toledo, O. JyT tf. Reilli. William Reilly. J. & W. REILLY, Wholesale Dbalers in Gbocbbies, Nails, Salt, Glass, Cotton Yabn, Battino. Ac. THE highest market price paid rorMour, corn, oats. Feathers, Beeswax, Flaxseed, White Beans, Dried I ruit, Bacou, Lard, Butter, c. Ulli If .Vaia street, Eoansvills, la. J. C WHEELER, ... .-. DEALER IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS WINES, CORDIALS, SYRUPS, CIGARS, Ac. Water street, near tas river, Evansville, Ind. J . V. BL-CKLES. Of Lomitrille. H . L. jrDOR. OJ b'lMUHII. J. C. Ill ( KLI N A JUDGE, 0MN ISSI(J? AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS, AND PRODUCE BROKERS. No. a East Front St.. Ci nein. t , Ohio. Strict atteution paid to all consignments for sale or Produce Ac Goods lor reshipmout to and from the East, forwarded wlih dispatch. Jeil-ly W. P. CSrCniLl. A. J ANUEttSON (III IU IUI I, A N IHII'0 . ATroRXlES AT LAW, HEADERS N. KY., WILL hereafter attend the different Courts of Evansville. and give prompt atlen lion to all business eiitrustei to ihe.r care. janio-ly RAILROAD HOTEL, BT J. H COCHRAN, (Corner Fourth and locust sts. near the Market House,) EVANSVILLE, IA. The ab"ve House has the best location for Railroad and Canal travel of any Hotel inthe cdy.and close enough to tne River for persons wishing to take a Boat. f-sW7-if NOTICE. IH AVE this davassocial d with myself my Sn. William C. The bu iness will hereafter be conducted Diderthe style of John S. Mitchell A Son. JOHN S. MITCHELL. Evansville. Feb. 13. 1851. ffebH-tf T. -' L V.N. iou m iti.i v a co. FORVAKII0 AN CM I ISSION ME RCH ANTS, 90 Tel.otiuiioulUk. Mr.-rl. ig w 'EW ORLEANS W. CBNNINOHAN.. e. cdn.ninoham iHMsrs. DUNCAN W. CI N N1!NGH ill A CO., pirrsBuaoR city ol as s works, Cerasr jri,t and Markst streets, Pittsburgh, pa., A fANCFACTURERS f Pituburgh City Window XYJ. G ass; American Convex Glass, for Parlor Windows, Vlais. Bottles, Ac. Ac. feMfi-lY

INSURANCE COMPANIES

SEW VORK CITV INSURANCE COMPANY, orricc, 9 wall strbet. CAPITAL,, 500,000Insurance against Lass ar Damage b Fir. APPLICATIONS received, and Policies issued on as farorable terms as anv other Companv, by JEREMIAH BEHvl. Agent. Offlce over Caldwell's Store, Evensville, la. jaiuW If EAGLE llSCKANCti CO.HPANiV, Ciucinuati, Ohio, CAPITAL, $200,000. DIRECTORS. Isaac C. Copelan, R. Conkling, Samuel B. Tufts, S. W. Heeder Win. Wood, H. Kessler, H. W. Townley, I. C. COPELAN, Pres't J. B. STOCKTON, Sec'ty. THIS Company continues to Insure property of eli descriikLiikiis ,i r.,,i,.t In or , ! i : n bv Are. Also against tne perils of the sea and Inland navigation. The undersigned being authorized by tne company, is prepared to cuecv insurance on tue ihvii rewMiiiiiic teriun. augiS-lyr H. C. GWATHME , Agent. J b F F E It S O N Life Insurance Company, Cincinnati. Ohio. iDCorporHted by the Slate of Ohio, $100,000 capital. LIFE INSURANCE effected in this company on the Mutual and Joint Stock system. Officers and Directors: H. H. Goodman, Pres't W. W. Corri, Vice Pres't. L. li s ion. Secretary. Dir $c tort; H. H. Goodman, Win. Burnet, W. W. Conies, Wiu. McCain mon, E.Gest, George Carlisle, Charles Conahan, Samuel B. Keys, A. G. Burt, C. Goodinan.of Cincinnati. IS. B. Payne, Cleveland, D. W. Desbler, Columbus. Board of Finance; Hon. Jacob Buruet, Sain'l Wiggius, Esq. S. S. Goodman, Esquire. Applications received by HORNBROOK A CHURCHILL, Ag'ts. Prof. W. H. BrroRD. Medical Examiner, declo-tf LIFE ASSURANCE. T X A I.Nlltttl. IÜ.IIPA.H 1', Itarllord. Conti. ANNUITY FUND 15,0tM) DOLLARS. THIS WELL .. .SOWN and long established company, havinz organized a New Department for Life InsiRANiB, w'th an entirely disliuct capital exclusively, ple.lged, with Us reserved accumulations, for the i; I mein ol los.es upon Life Insurance ouly-and in n event liu'.le lor other debts, contracU or engagements of the corapan is now prepared to issue Polit ies on Lives at1 ...i ... ,...t. .ri.llv r.-. In, i-il from the cburires of the Mutual1 Companies. Tne leading idea of the system adopted by thle I omMBJ is to ascertain precisely what it is worth to insure a given amount upon a life, for a certain lime, and to charge precisely thai sum and 113 more. The promptness, fairness and liberality which have BjsjfjHM all th J dealings or this Compauy for a period of over thirty four years, and the well known charucterof its officers and directors, afford the surwst guaranty thai its affairs will be so managed as to afford to the assured that ulti male safety and security which is of the first importance in Life Assurance. Policies will be granted, payable after death, or upon the parlies arriving at a specified age. California and other usual exlra risks will uu assumed by ibis company at reasonable rates. MANAGERS OF THE E. A. Ill I.EI.ET, Robert Bcbll. LIFE df.partment: John L B , . i i Roland M i EllWl.N G. RlFLEV, MiLts A 1 1 i h i. IIknrv Z. Pratt. E. A. BL'LKLEY. Vice President. J. W. SEYMOUR, Actuary. TP3 Pamphlets cont iinin R ites of Premium and information iu relation to the plan of operations and all nceessarv papers to effect insurance may be obtained of the subscriber. ALLEN C. HALLECK, Agei.t. janlT Main street, nearly opposite the Bank. JETNA P I It E INSURANCE COMPANY, Of Hartford, Couu. CAPITAL t300,(M0 all paid in and invested. Uesbkved EaRninus $011.000. Total Asstts S50r,OO0. rfNHIS Company was incorporated with a perpetual 1 charter iu H19, and insures against loss or damage by Fire on Dwelling Houses. Manufacturing establishments, stores, household I'urniture, and merchandize in general, on the most favorable terms, and losses occurring iu ih'.s agency will be liberally adjusted and paid wito protnp uess. BOARD OF DIRE TORSI Thos. K. Brace, Samuel Tudor, Joseph Pratt, Austin Dunham, W?ard Woodbridge, Joseph Church, Edwin G. Kipley, Holier'. Buel. Miles A.Tuttle. John L. Boswell, Bbeneter Flower, E. A. Bulkley, Roland Mather, Silas R. Hamlinlon Samuels. Ward, Frederick lyler, Hcnrv Z. Pratt. THOMAS K BRACE, Pres't. S. L.Loowis, Secretary. TT'Applicationt for Insurance may he made to the subscriber, who is duly authorized to reeelve proposals and issue policies on asfavorabletermsasany Insurance offlce or Agency in the West. A. C. H ALLOC K, Ac't., rebsl-tf Main street, nearly oppoelte the Bank. HARTFORD PIRO INSURANCE CO-, HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT Incorporated 1810. Charter PinrcTraL. Authorized Cap'1 $250.000. Subscribed Cap'l 150,000. rriHlS long established and well known Institution J. has transacted a most extensive iusurance business for in re than torty years, throughout the United Stales end the British North American provinces. It has aimed o secure public confidence, by an honorable and faitblul ulfllltneul of its contracts; and theowuersof properu are assured that all fair claims for loss under its policies will be liberally adjusted and promptly paid. Public Buildings, Manufactories, V.'.'s, Machinery, Dwelling Houses, Stores, Merchandise. Household Furniture, Vessels on the stocks or while in port. Ac., Ac., will be insured at rates as low as the risk will admit. The fol lowing gentlemeu constitute the BOARD OF DIRECTORS. H. HUNTINGTON. President. Albert Day, Calvin Day, Jambs Goodwin, Job Alltn, Charles Boswbll, John P. Braci. Hbnry Kbnxy, Charles J. Rees. CHARDES TAYLOR, Secretary. Christopher C. Lyman, Assistant Sc' . TTPApplications for insurance may be made to ALLEN C. HALLOCK, Agent, Main street, nearly opposite the Bank , decS Kvansville. Ind. II A Mil: OF PROPRIETORS. DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS. OILS, AC, AC, AT WHOLESALE AND RET. 11. BV LETCH t VERLING. rTlHE undersigned have purchased the entire stock of Jk l'rugs ami reoicmes 01 j. m n Miller & t o., ana Intend carrying ou ihe Drug; business at the well known stand of Keller A Farnsley, No. 14 Water street, under the Arm of Leich A Veiling. Charles Leich. of the Arm, hopes he is favorably known to the public, having been engage J in Mr. Crawford Bell's Store the last live years. Peter Verllng, of the same firm, having been clerking in the present store the last three years. I itters himself with having the confidence of its old customeis. We intend keeping on band a large and fresh stock of a i .1 1 I . . . m . . nrugs ana meuiciues auu nope oy mis means ana oy strict attention to business, and by low prices, to merit a liberal patronage both from old and new customers. CHARLES LEICH. feb-25 ly PETER VERLING. CRACKERS AT WHOLESALE AND HET IL. rpHE undersigned constantly keeps on hrnd a large X assortment of fresh Water. Butturand Sugar Crackers, and alaoof Soda, Pilot and Navy Kread, which be ing manufactured oy the latest improved Machinerv. can be sold alas low a price as in any place in tbeWest, ami are not exceueu in quality by any oilier manufactory in the country. A large stock always on hand at my shop on Water street, between Sycamore and Vine, didl-tf J. SINZICH. GCOPELAND'S BANKING AND EXCHANGE OFFICE GRANTS temporary assistance to prompt persons, at fair and unitorm rates, at all seasons. Buys and sells Exchange on Eastern and Wetern Cit es, Drafts on Europe, Gold and Sil, er. Silver change, Uncurrent Money, Land Warrants; remits Monc;. to any part or Europe; makes Collodions and remits proceeds promptly, at eurrent rates of Exchange. Pays Six per cent, interest on Deposits, papable oa demand. Ofice open from 9 A. till ? P. M. N. B. All orders (poet pa!d prorepilv atteeded to. .Isnltf

INUCEjTOMPANIES, j&C. ANIEKICAW IlfBUBiACE COMPANY, UT I C A , N . Y . CAPITAL, $150,000.

dikbc-iobs. Nelson Roth, A. F. Rockwell, George D. Williams, Edward Edwards, Benjamin S. Graves, Roswell P. Smith, E. J. Richardson, Edward Hale, Owen Richards, Samuel Bame, Miner B. Bicknell. Israel G. Atwood, Calvin Hall. officers: Nelson Roth, Presdent, I A. F. Rockwell, Sct'y. Edward Edwards. V. Pres. M. T. Rodman, Trraar. James H. Stevens, Actuary 0. B Rockwell, Apn'g. Agt Insurance effected against loss or damage by Are and inland Navigation, at current rates. references: John E. Hiunian, Ex Mayor. Hon. Horatio Seymour, Governor. Read, Taylor A Co. 9 Maiden Lane, New York Piatt A Brother 20 Maiden Laue, New York. Richardson A Hicks, 'JO Maiden Lane New York. Jas. S. Lynch, Cashier. Ontario Branch Bank. Samuel B. Garvin. District Attorney. Sackett, Davis A Porter, cor Maiden Lane A Brd'y. Sewell, Simmons A Co. 1 Maiden Lane. William H, ..man. U Fulton Street. Brooklyn. Samuel Perry, 3 Front Street, New York. Applicatiens received, and Policies ieseed atcurrett rates by jy)3tr JOHN J. CHANDLER, Agent. HO HAWK VALLEY FARMERS' INSl It A N I . CO. SCIOTA.NEW YORK. CAPITAL, 9160.000. WELL AND SECURELY INVESTED. D.RKCTiSS: Adam C. Van Patk. William Hector. Charles P Sanders, Abraham W. Toll, Isaac Vedder, Nicholas Brooks, James W. Pangburn, Charles H. Toll, Harvev Vedder, Jasper Bell, Henry A. Bell, John S. Laneiug, Philip H. Dcrick. orr cers: A. C. Van Patten, Pres't. I Jasper Bell, Secretary'. William Rector. V. Pres't. Aram W. Tool. Treasurer. Kenneth Hauklnson Jun., General Agent, No. 37 Green Street, Tieuton. N.J. RAFERENC-S: Hon. I. H. Johnson, Co. Judge, Schenectady. " Jno. F. Clute, Sheriff. do. D. P. Forrest, County Clerk, do. " Abrain A. Van Vorsi.Mayor, do. M. Myers, Ex-Mayor. do. " 1). Wright. Reco-der, Albany. H. H. Van Dyec, Proprietor Albany Atlas. Jacob G. Sanders, Kso. do. Thomas Clark, Esq.. New York. Applications will be received, and Policies Issued by the undersigned, at rales as favorable as any other Insurance Offlceor Agencv in the countrv. Jyl2-tf JOHN J . CHANDLER. Agent. 1 OO-t.GRFAT E A STERN A WBfcT lO'H. ERN EXPRESS, For the rapid and safe convey ance or .Monev Jewelry, valu able Packages and ligiit freight a generali). A rriingements having been mane witn tne Evansville and Crawfordsville Railroad Company, for running the Express over iheir Road, the business public of Evansville are resiectfully informed that a Messenger will be dispatched on Mon ay morning. 20th Inst., and Ml thereafter, (except Sundavsj in charg of packKge, ani freight forwarded through Adams A Co., to Vincennes, and Way Stations on the ro.id. An Iron Rais will be carried to give greater spcnrity lo valuables, and In all cases gods deviverrd, im med. ate sj on arrival at either end. without extra charge. 'I he biDlness connections and arrangeinenis ol A dams A Co.'s K.i-lern Express have teeii exti'ioled to Evai sville. and P. G. O'KILEY A CO. appointed Agents for receiving and hippi ig at the River, on their Wharf boat, and THtS. CO.NYNGTON A. CO. Agents for re eelvlsNJE hnd delivering ell goods for the city, at their Bookstore, corner of Main and First rtreets. Merchants ordering goods fnvn the Eastrn citl-s, will flu I great ad vantage iu having them forwarded by Alais A Co.'s Express, the lime of which is rarely over five days. JTp Packages of all inscriptions, designed either to the East or for the Vincennes route, should be Itflfafi P. G. O'Riley A Co.'s Wharfbont. or at Convngton's A Co.'s Bookstore, or if uotlce be given they will send for th-in. JT-pThe Messenrer. Mr. IAS. REYNOLDS, will be at the train half an hour before its time of starting, to take charge of whatever mav be offered there. Evansville. Feb. IS, '44. (apJÖ ly) ADAMS A CO. APOLLO AUL RESTAURANT. FIRST STREET, BET SYCAM0R AND Vine. TTFLUNCH EVKKV MoRNIaG S T 10 O'CLOCK. HILLER &. CETTO Beg lo announce having open ed the above Restaurant, which will always be kepi supplied withlhebestihe roarkelaffords. and every kind of Game in season; frest Baltimore Oys ters in every atvle. Meals at all hours. Tue K A K is fur nished with ihe choicest kind of Liquors and Cigars. A spacious Hall, well lighted with gas. and lilted up with seats, adapted for Concerts, B ills. Lectures. Public MeeiiLgs, or Theatrical Performances, is attached. feb2l hILLER A Ct lTO. NEW SDK I SCI GOODS. JUST received per steamers Sultan and Granite State, 26 packages New Spring Dry Goosls, com prising Challi Bareges, Mousseline DeLaines, Barege Deljiines, Portsmouth Lawns, BrocadeJ L.wns, French Figured Lawns, Earlston Gingbams Mancnester Ginghams, Sob t Check Ginghams. Figured black Alpacca Coat Figured Lustres Linings, Eugli-b Cotton Drills, Fancy Linen Drills, French Linen Coatings, 20 cartoons Bonnet Ribbons, All very desirable goods, for sale at low figures by mh!7 J. H. MAGHbE 4c CO. BOOTS AND SHOES. A- V. K. H ENDRICKS A CO. have re Cfllcivr,) another lari;.' shipment of W 1 Hoots and Shoes, which, with those slready re Bhieived and yet tc ome In. make a larger and more varied supdly than t .e have before offered for sale. Their stock will be found well worthy of the no tice of merchants who wish to find articles suited to this market obtained from the best manufactories, and sold at as low a rate as the same qualities ure by any V esteru House. mblu 7IOI ItNINCW DRESS GOODS. A BRAI'TIFUL assortmeiit of black Bareges and bl'k t Silk Tissues, at HUGHES', mhS3 Coruer Main and Second streeu. SP Kl S G STYLES OF wall paper hangings at JOHN C DEVFRGUX JR'-. TEN eases of Wall-Paper, the latest Spring Styles, being the ftr-t lot or Spring Goods, baa lust arrived and for sale low. I will be receiving weekly supplies rntil my slock will be complete, which will be the largest and best assortment ever before roNght to Kvansville Persons iu waut of Wall-paper, Borders, Fire-screens. Bed Testers, Window Blinds, Ac. of the latest Spring, stvles, ..re requested to call early and examine them, as I am determined to sell as low as possible. Store on Main street, between First and Second. tnib.9 BOOTS AS D SHOES. C ASES Boots and Shoes, comprising xvnmon'. Patent Foxed Union Buskins: 75 do ao ao uo rarisiaiis; Kossuth Boots: Euamelled Sontags; a J n I do do do do do Rro iied, Heeieu CureKas; Enain'ld Spring-h eled J . Lind Bootees Goat do do do do: do da do s.ir,.r CmH S. f. da; Bronze Spring heeled Enain'ld do; do do do P. Leather do; A.t do do do do: MissesMen s Calf Boots, half welt; do Rip do do; Calf do PumpSolel; Extra Prime K p Boots; do do do do. Pump oled; PvLont leather. Goat Calf and Kin. ftro. do do do do cans and Monsoes; lust ree'd per steamer James Lyon, and for sale by J. H. MAGHEE A CO., ap7 Evansville, Ind. BACOS. 3tK) Hams: 350 Sides; 3K) Shoulders; put up especially for my own trade. Plea-e try them- (mh?9-:m; TH0-. HEADEN. FRESH OYSTERS 85 cases of one an I two pound cans. Hermetically fresh, and spiced, for tale by ap4 S. E. GILBERT k t 0., Syc. near Water. 36 BALES Cotton Batting, received tblsd iy per A. L. Shotwell. J. H. MAGHHE A CO., ap7 Evansville, lnd. 50 LBS fresh Butter; 108 doz fresh Eggs; 6 do: Chickens; lee'd this dav at sr57 BEDFORD'S.

Ia)UISY1IXE AIP CTSCLNHATl FANCY TWMMING RIBBOWS -An as sortment ree'd this day per express and for sale by my 15 JAS. LOW A CO., 41? Mriu St., Lou. . Ky. SOIjID COL'D BAREGES.-Ree'd this day and for sale by JAS. LOW A CO., jay 15 4 1? Main street. Lonlsvllle, Ky. NNEW STTLE O IN OH A H. Bert this day and for sale by JAS. LOW A CO., myl5 417 Main street. Louisville, Ky. C'IIjK MITTS. Handsome styles this day ree'd and O for sale by JAS. LOW v CO., my 15 417 Main street, Louisville. Ky.

K ID GLOVES. A large assortment this day ree'd and lor sale by JAS. LOVt A CO , my 15 417 Main street, Louisville, Ky. )L AID SILKS. This day ree'd and Tor sale by mylS JAS. LOW A CO.. 417 Main st . Lou , Ky. B LUE CLOTH. 1 eise ree'd Ibis day and for sale by aiyl3 JAS. LOW öi CO., 417 Main st., Lou., Ky. pHREAD HOSIERY 50doz lisle Thread Hose, ree'd L this day and lor sale by J AS. LO t A CO., myi3 41? Main stre t, Louisville, Ky. G RAHAM'S 4 4 PURPLE PRINTS 1 case ree d this day and for sale by JAS. LOW A CO., ui13 417 Main street, Louisville, Ky. PEARL VEST A COAT BUTTONS. An assortment on hand and for sale by JAS. LOW A CO., m y 1 3 417 Main street, Louisville, Ky. TJECEIVKD this day par Kxpre ÄA ID pes black Bern tazines; 20 pes plain Silk I issues, colored, 50 pes All Wool do Lains do; 50 pes Bi reges do; 50 boxes Bunuct Linings, newest styles; 5 cartoons Love V eils; and tor sale by sag JAS. LOW A CO.. 417 Main St., Lou., Ky. f BOAT'S SPOOL THREAD. 900 doz No. ; 10 10 j Coat's Spool Thread ree'd this day and for sale by J AS. LOW CO., m5 417 Main street, Louisv ille. Ky. ENGLISH CRAPE. 200 pieces ofall colors ree'd this day per Expres and lor sale by ap!8 JAS. i.QVs A CO.. 417 Main St.. Lou., Ky. RIBBONS. 50 cartoons very tandsome new styles Bonnet Ribbs ns; 20 cartoons Ladit s' Neck Ribbons; 10 do mry h tVsome Cap Ribbons: ree'd this dav per Express, for sale by JAN. LOW A CO., ap-.'O 417 Main St., Louisville, Ky. 7ELVET RIBBONS 50 cartoons, ass'd widths, black silk Velvet Ribbons, ree'd this day per Express and for sale by JAS. LOW ,v CO., ap-.'O 417 Main St., Louisville, Ky. ClIII.DKFNi'S FLATS. 2 cases Children's haiidsou r trimmed Flats; 5 cases do do untrimme1' do; Kec'd this dav per Express and for sale by i pJO JÄS. LOW A CO., 417 Main si., Lou., Ky. CHAB. U. SRREVt. YVM. O. STEWART. SlllkCVi: A STEWART, Wholesale Dealers in Wooien Wart. Wtl Brashes, Blacking. Matche, Matts, T Co dage, Sec, 45 Wall street, La-iisville, Ky. Ware BROO JIN, U OODES W A B F, AC )i'Mi d.zeu shaker, medium and common Brooms, 3uO do extra aud common Whisp and Hearth Brooms; 300 nests blue, osk and red Tubs; 3no dozen common 3-hoop and fancy Buckets; 3ou nests covered Buckets; 100 do Pine Tubs; 100 do Cedar do; 35 dozen bail an l uest Boxes; 100 do Wire Sieves; 100 do Manill Hedcnrds; nu do Zinc Washboards; 30 do Barrel and half-barrel Covers: 50 do Alieant, Jute. Coir aud Hope Matte; 800 nests Market Baskets; 50 do Clothes Baskets aud Hampers; ion t.o s Clothes Pins; 200 nests Bowls; ?00 gross wood-box Matches; 25 dozen Trays; lisj do Cocoa I'ippers; 100 do Cedar Buckeisand Piggtns.brassand Iron hoo s: 50 do Palmed Keelers; 50 do Horse and Well Buckets; .0 do Half Bushels; 2U0 sets Afeasurt-s. five in; Ü5 dozen Churns; With every article in the Woolen and Willow Ware line, which we will sell at low prices to the country trade. iiiKh . t. öi srtw a K rj febl4 Cmd Louisville, Ky. N1ILLINEBY ANiD FA NICY STOKE. M

KS K M. KICH. No. üi4 Firth street. I incmiati. Ifl G nets. Bonnet (. aps ami anc l rimming". Kibbons. Man tillas, Cloaks, Black and Colored ilk and other Laces, Needle-worked Colla-s. Chemizetles. Sleeves, Ac. which she is prepared to sell at prices which cannot fail to give satisfaction. w hen yeu visit Cincinnati, call on MKS. E. M. RICH, mhl5y 204 Fifth street, between Elm and Plum. PAPF.R UtRRIIOl SF. 77 AND 79 WALNUT STREET, CINCINNATI. O. THE undersigned respectfully call the attention ofall in want of goods iu tbeir line to their lull and ample stock, consisting of book Paper, tirocers wrapping rapet. News do. Hardware do do, do, do. Colored Printing Papr, Pamphlet Cover do. Can do. tU'ggbU' do Candle Cotton Yarn Cotton Batting Blotting Pattern Ham Cloth Tea Shoe Bonnet Boards, Straw do. do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do. Letter di. Commercial Note d". Bath do do. Commercial Letter do. Packet Post de. Folio do do, Flat Cap do, Tissue d), Vanilla do. Printers' Cards and C rd Sbeets, Railroad Cards and Sheets. News, Book and Card inks. We have made arracgements with Mr. McCreary for a full supplv of his celebrated Colored Inks, also with Messrs. smith A Peters for full supplies of their superior Curds and Card sheets, formerly sold by Messrs. Butler A Brothers of this city. Our arrangements Ith Eastern and Western manufacturers are s'tch that we can sell all goods in our line at aslow p, ices and n as favorabl terms as any house West, and we invite alt in want of goods to examine onr stock and price betöre ;urcnasiug elsewhere. Book and Newt Paper made to order. NIXON A CO , Manufacturers and Paper Dealer, mhS 77 and 7 Walnut street, (.'.miuuati. Ohio. RAGS WANTED. TTE are paying the highest market price In cash for v good Kags. e,er Snavings, Cotton and Hemp , a - ... o . i lj : x iv.,.- . . , a äste, nope auu nanu i.p. . i a w . or ' ., Mam fadurers and Paper Dealers, mh- 7? and 79 Walnut street. Cincinnati, Ohio. LEATHER AND FIN DIN GS. WILLIAM BELL, is just opening on Main street opposite tha tiack.alarge and wellselcctedstock ef leather and findings, consisting in part of 2000 sides of sole leader, Hemlock and Spanish tanned. 50 doz, morrocco. No, 1. 2, and 4, Tarn pico extra Mad raas French and Capeboot,and Indies French. 75 doz Kip Prime City, heavy country, light me dium J0 doz Cochineal Roan 10 "Pink blue and green do 20 20 S 230 Linings Pink, blue, and green. Bindings Lindsey's cape goat and sheep. Patent kid skins. . . Calf .'kins light, heavy, and medium World rair and Caron, 9 M. Oil thong leather, 10 " MadraesKid 20 bbla pegs. 500 prs- lasts. . ..' - Boot trees, rasps, awls, pincers., wax nails-balls, tack f ,k...h K.,r-r .lieker wheels, keys, hook; and all other tools and materials useo by shoe maker? J ell of Which will be soid on ine ' icraur jel4 isTw-w AfCTION STORE. JB puNDERsMll H, Auc'ioneet First street between Main and Locusi sts.. will sell at Auction. Goods Pu-nlture, Wan s, Ac, on commission, and also Real Estate and Horses. Cash advanced on Consign m-nts, if required. I will sell my entire stock of Yan kee Notions and Jewelry at auction. Regular days of le every Monday, ednesday, Friday and Saturdav J. s. I will be glad ti attend to all my old customers aud as many new o..ea . s may favor me with a call, aud ! will sell goods at prirste sale at Cincinnati prices, at wholesale and retail mhJt-Stnd

VI would respectfu "lv call public attention to her"RY, Railroadsand Canals, running in c. nnectlon rge.nd P shionable Stock of Millinery and Fancy WiVmpÄ TR, oods. consisting of Silk, Satin. Velvet and Braid Bou- NO THAN Sri 1 P3l. 1 AI ALBAflY OK 1 Kl

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i .mill." hsjjjt rann x a toi.v . OF all sizes, from a half ounce to ten tons, the only cobrbct Randard. They can be purchased of agents at the same price that they are sold for at the factory. UJ Tor sale by HORNBROOK A CHURCH ILL, A genta, W&terstreet, Evansville la. ar nov2-dAwU NOTICE. THE partnership heretofore existing! n this city, h. twe n P. G. O'Riley and John S. Mitchell, under the firm of O'Riley A Mitchell, is this day dissolved mutual consent. John S. Mitchell, having purchased the interest of . G. O' Kiley, ts alone authorized to close up and settle buciness of said firm. Signed: P. G. O'RII KY. JOHN S. MITCHELL. The undersirned bavin become the successor to the house and business of O'Riley A Mitchell, will continue the same as heretofore. Thakful to the friends of the late firm for former pat ronage, he solu iis a continuation of tbeir confidence and business. His Vhurfboat at the river Is one of the largest size, aud noted for it capacity. And als having ample Warehouses on Watei stre t, as well as a niaminoth Warehouse in course of construction on the Canal and convenient to the Railro.-.l Den t. Lis facili ties for the receiving, storage and forwarding ol Merchan dize and rvonuce via Kiver, nailroad and canal, are very complete. He is also prepared to make cash advai.ces on all produceor property consigned to him for sale or o be ship ped to his correspondents iu New Orleans or the Eatcra cities. (ocllS-tf ) JOHN S. MITCHELL. Fur Hulti more, AVcxeb I its; 1 si. Pliilaslcl pin a stHst New York BALTIMORE AND OHIO BAILBOAD. From Wheeling to Baltimore, and connecting With the Washington Branch R. R. al the Junction, (lately called the Relay House,) nine miles from Baltiineri, and with the Philadelphia. V 11miugton and Baltimore R. R. to Philadelphia. THE great tunnels upon the i.ew part of the line are now fully completed, and the whole road is in fine condition, presenting one of the most picturesque end romantic routes iu the world. Tbe greatest care foi the comfort and safety of passengers is constantly exercised by the oHicers and aiciitsol thi ( on.pi.li . hi, i tl ere Is uo sa.er road in the I nited States, notwithstanding the reports of interested aud unscrupulous agents of other routes to the contrary. The new aud splendid steamers of the Union line from Louisville, Madison and Cincinnati, connect with the road at Wheeling, and through tickets from these plates to Kaltimore, w asningloi:. Pbiladelpma. Ac, may be had of J. T. Morehead, on the Levee, at Louis -ville, orthe boats (ofihe Union Line only)at Louisville. The steamers leave the wharf at Louisville daily for Wheeling, where passengers and baggage are carefully transferred to the cars. The express mail train leaves Wheeling da.lv . a half paslS a. a. and arrive t Cumberland (201 miles) rtf p.m.. and allowing two hours there arrives in Brill more (3H) miles) al day light next morning. In full 'ids to connect with early Washington and Philade.phii trains, making the passage through from W heeling Ik less than twenty hours, including stoppages. Travelers will not fad to observe that this Is the tt.iAP.si as well as one of the most pleasant routes to the EastBaggage checked through to any of the Eastern points without charge. Passengers and baggage arelransferred to the cars for W ashington at the J unction, and for Philadelphia, at Baliiu ore. wi hout extra charge. Imt elers are allowed ample time aLd opportunity at all points to obtain their meuls. Through tickets from Louisville to Baltimore, (with tbe privilege of lying over any whereon ihe route) Sil ; to Washingto til 50: to Philadelphia fl2: to New York 914 To be had as above only. (Ihe rail-road fare alone from Wheeling to Baltimore is f s 50; to Philadelphia or Washington t'J 50.) Whilethe water islow in the Ohio, light draught, bu t swl.t steamers will keep up tl.e onnection between Cincinnati aud Wheeling. PatssM.ger may also -eave river at Cincinnati, anc r.ach Wheeling by the way of railroad to Columbus and Zauesville, and stages thence lo Wheeling. For ibis route passengers buy through tickets in Cincinnati, and leave thereat 6 or ?i o'clock a. a. daily. TrpFreights to alt Eastern points, by this safe direct and speedy line (which is now prepared to doan immense business) will be taken aslow as by any other route. All fro pert carefully handled, and delivered in good order, nquire as above. WM. PARKER, Jy25-ly General Superintendent, Baltimore, TIC AN N PORTA TION. WESTERN STATES LINE Wit TROY. proprhtorb: A. R. Cobh A Co., Pool of Indiara St. Buffalo. A. W. Palmef A Co., 121, Broad St. New York, aocsts: E. W. Sloan. 121 Broad St. KewYork. Scott A Co., Toledo. J. S. Chanowcih A Co.. Cincinnati, This Is one of the oldest, best established and most re liable lines of transportation in the country; and as tola Agents for this section, we are authorised to give through receipts for freights to and from the East, a very low rates, guaranteeing against any ever charges on the route. aug3 LEWIS A GRAY, Agents. BANKING AND EXCHANGE OFFICeT ( v COPELAXO would respectfully announce to the IT, citizens of Evansv lie and its vf Inlty, that be has opened an Office on First street, near Main, In the room formerly occupied as a Poet Office, where all transactions appertaining to the business of Banking and of Vxchange will be carried on with promptness, fidelity and dispatch. REFERS T'i Messrs. ABWOOD, DCNLEVBY A CO., New York. ADAMS A GRAHAM, New Orleans. ELLIS A STÜKGE8, i tnclnnati, O. O. BOW BN, Esq , Presl Central Bank, Indianapolis, la. Jan4-tf NEW HARDWARE STORE!!! CHARLES 8. WELLS 18 now opening a new and very extensive Spring stock of H RDWA RE, CUTLERY and HARVEST 1 OOLS, and. as the Goods were purchased direct from Sheffield (Eng ) and American .Manufacturers, he is prepared to sell al as close figures as any boue in the w est. .March:. Ms and others wilt Aud it to their advantage to examine bis new slock, as it is oaite large, atoll asletto , punkas td law aud with entire refcrei.ee to the wanU of this market- ... Thankful to the merchant of the Interior and th citizens of this city, for their fsvors already extended, be will vndeavor to merit fin future) their conrld-r.ee and putronage. Among his stock may befoun.- thefoMowiog: lno doz Waldron Grass. Grain and Brur Scythea. 60 doz Scythe Sualhes fassorUtd). 50 doz Hs'y and Manure Forks, in doz Grain Cradlei. S 0 oz Scythe Stones. ion doz St-el and IroD Hoes. 75 do Ames' ' A Rowland's' Shovels A Sped; 50 boxes 'LeverettV 'Lippincott'i and 'CoIUm Axes. 12 casus Trace and Log Chains. 9u doz Wagon and Coach Hamec 50 Platform, Courier and Tea Scale. 3 eases Mill and Cross-cut Sawa. 100 packages Pittsburgh Novelty Goods. 30 doz Seives and Riddles ion gross Table Knives and Pork. 250 doz Pocket Knives (complete variety.) A L S O Shears, Scissors, But.-her Knives. Locks. latches Buttsand Screws. Brass Kettles. Sadirons. Strap Hinge. Files, c htsels and Augers. Carpenters' and Coopers' Pl-nes and Edge Tools. Woo I Saws. Brushes (Horse. Scrub, Shoe and Whitewash), Tacks, Shoe Nails, Patent wrads. Lurry Combs. Horse, Wool and Cotton Cards, Wagon and Buggy Whips. Ac.. Ac, together with all article necessary, kept in a Hardware House. CHAS. s. w M.I..S. Main street. Sd door below Branch Bank, rahl? 3mdAw Evansville lnd. WAB DECLARED! ! LEVI SILBhKM N has declared, (not war), hat that he hasjust received the finest stock of Spring Goods ever brought to Evan villa, and that he c a a d writ sell thm as cheap as any other house Im the W est His NEW STOCK consists in part of Spring and Summer Clothing of everv description. LADIES' DRESS GOODS, And every o'her article In the line of Fanrv Goods. He is now manufacturing his Cl-dhing in this'ctty, bas the bestand most FashionableCUTTERSand warrants satisfaction or bo trade. Call and see me. f pi Q BBL"? Choice Dried Apples and Peaches, on hand UU and foraale al T. BACON A CO. etl7 Family flroeeq .