Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 8, Number 183, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 12 March 1856 — Page 3

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fiebuilding- the Court Houäe. ., After some days discussion among the Roard 'of County Commissioner, when there should not have been a word of ditlorcnce, in view of the plain proposal sent in, the contract or rebuilding the Court House vt'as yesterday avarded to Mr. Frank Alien, at,tlio suin of $1,300. Under this contract, the work is to be completed by Jan. 1, 1837, TIvj courtroom will be ready for use sorne time lefore the final ' completion. The plan dilfc-rsin sonic respects

from the old plan. The lower stoTy is similar. The court room will have a galery over the entrance doors, a.' level floor, and some change in the side rooms. Mr.' Allen will no doubt do full justice . to the job. He offered the lowest sealed proposal, and we arc glad lie has got the ' contrrct. Kot to have given it to him, would 'have been an unjustifiable wrong. fjCT A couple 'of the paintings drawn by two 'o'th'e three lucky persons in this city at tlie Distribution of the Cosmopolitan Art Union, 'were on exhibition, ypstcrday at Mr. Meilsch's bazaar. 'Although pretty pictures, especially ' the seefiö öV.the Juniata iteithcr are extraorSary cffoTfs;);; genifis. Thtf third painting 'has not yet arrived. Q3-Boats are now trying to make their way through the ice in the Canal, and we looi ,ibra speedy opening of that artery of commerce There is n great deal of produce awaiting the opening of the canal to come down. - - -.'. : : - l: . ; ; t pjiGiirly yesterday morning we w ted by' mere snow, and by seven o'clo ere visilock there was an inch of snow on icll afterwards. , , . . the ground, and more 03" We thank Mr. Lewis Howes for a large package of papers forwarded us from New Orleans by steamer. ' lie lias been kind in extending us these favors. . . fj7The Kockport Republican' heartily endorses the nomination of Fillmore and Donelson. k It will do earucot labor for them during the campaign. '' The Worthington Co., Times does the same thing. lirtecm-''"' .'..: This makes the number G2T"Th9 Cirioronati Sun says the fugitive filave case iu that 'city recently, is said to have ' cost the United States I'lie Snug sum of over ;-$22,000, and ää thd claims of the Deputy Mar-"-shalslidVe b'een bought on speculation by some'body, it is reported that a profit of over "$6,UUU was realized. ERICAS ItlFLES FOR liusSIA. It h Stated 't'Tlat a Russian agent was in Worcester Mass., & feto flays since, and made nr contract with a manufacturer there for several thcrusa'iid rifles. They arc to be of tha Sharp pattern, Snth some improvements. : - fjThe following horizontal musings of a loafing tipler deserve to be perpetuated. Hear him wail: ' - " : : . .' .'IarethiTe their time to fall, .i i I '' And o likewise have I: . . Thn reason tlio's tho aaiue it . . -.. .,.. Comes of our getting dry; Rntheres the differericd 'twixt leaves and me: Hulls 'more harder and more frequentlee.'" ..The Cheat Sleigh Ritie; The eastern towns were all agog, on Friday, about the contcrnplatcfl" desccnt'on old Guilford. Everything in'the shape of a sleigh, from a six horse team to a single "pung," was in requisition and tbd consequence " was a procession of 3GÖ vehicles? which extended four miles in length, and was computed to "contain at least 2,000 persons! They were received by the Giiilfordites in the most courteous manner, and tho old town-square was made to ring with the heartiest kind of cheers. - Xeio Haven Register, 1st. Jctxie Lysch Agais. This redoubtable .gentleman .made his appearance in Florida Township, this county, on Tuesday night of fast week. It seems that a j'oumr man by tho name of Renjamin Wheat, had' rendered himself obnoxious to certain individuals, and they repaired to his bed-room on Tuesday night, took him out, stripped him bare to the hips, and gave him one hundred and twentyr five lashes, leaving his back dreadfully torn - anil mangled. , This is a high-hauded affair, and ought to bo investigated. We learn thai several other individuals have been notified to 'prepare for a visit from the bflicei's,of Judge Lynch's Court. ' Who is this band of regulators? Does anybody know? Hociville Heß. Sad Acpnf:T. Wo heard yesterday of a mclancholy aooident. It seems that a Mr. W. Hartly,' of Ripley co. had been to Aurora with ;a team, and his wife and child along. They were returning, and while crossing a small run 'tibout a mile west of DLllsboro, the wagon npet, arid by some means the persons in it were thrown out so that tho wagon fell on top of them. ; Airs. Hartly managed to get from under1 the wagon, and had to gr a quarter of a mile to tho nearest house (Xif. Youngs) for assistance for the others. Mr. Hartly was found to have been instantly killed-white'tlie child was unhurt. Urs. 11. is slightly injured. . . ' " -- Lmcrtntebutg 1're-if. "Mr! Donon ExjonxO tiik. Cauxival is "MADmn. The Madrid correspondent of the London Times, writing under date of the 4th tult, says: . . ' ' 'We are now in the niidst.ofthc carnival, and frothing but fun and folly seems thought cf. Yesterday, as the worthy representative of the U.S.,- Mr. Dodge, was riding towards the Prad, a mask sprun-g on tha horse behind him with a clever jump, and pronouncing his mms, iniistovl on accompanying him on his ride, in that portion." Mr. Dodge, not exactly relishing ninkiiig so public a display, and conceiving the voice of his wpuld-be ' companion not to Le wholly - unknown to him, got down and consigned his horse to the discretion of the mask, who, in duo . course of time, returned it by :i messenger to tho owner, giving a ficticious name. ' . I Ol. lfK. IX) hülaand MD lif-bbU imuic, iu Lta-.I-mV1 cM,ra-iu,w" ""'f&tkr & co.

'POST OF EVAKSVILLE.

ARRIVALS ANDPEPAETCRES. - . . TiKsfrtr. Marek It. Fr.OKiu.t. from Paducih to Louisville F.i.i.a, from Cincinnati tu Nashville. H. Bkiduks, from B..wlnt: Green to Louisville. Gci.kar. from Cineinuati to NewOrleans. .Kl'koi-c from Cincinnati to St LcuiJ. (luv row it I. l. from Bowling fjreen to Evansville. K. II. 8.13 from St. Louis to Pittsburi. K. SARontT.Jrom Wilmh to Evansville. Maimost, from Cincinnati to Niw Orleans. IxFS"fK. from Cincinnati to White Ilrver. flowuvo G.iikex, from Bowlins, Green to Eransr lie'. JU.8KS M;CLKi.t md. fn.m V, Orleans to (.ouisvill... M'si. Oahvex. from Louisville to Henderson. 1 lie Florida once mere made her appearance at our whaff after experiencing a ; perilous time at Diamond Island. After geti ting off there, she went on the ways at Paducah and was thoroughly . repaired. She arrived here yesterday from Padacah, and commenced at once leading for Xcw Orkans. She j could get a full load here, but we presume has engagements below. She was loading all yesterday here, and will go no higher up this ;tin;e. The Florida is a mammoth freighter and a good boat in every particular. She is linder the command of Capt. Mulliken, although during his absence, Mr. Steele was acting in his place yesterday. She leaves today, at 12 o'clock for 2ew Orleans. . We were glad to see the Cue new stern wheeler Uöy. rö'wetl, lying at' our wharf yesterday morning, sound, as ever, Notwithstanding her accident. Wc'liad reported her' badly injured, and when the Rowling Green left her uncertain whether or nol sn'e "v-6uld rest on tho bottom of Rarren .River. Ry the energy and industry of her officers and crew, she was saved. All the freight thrown overboard was rescued excepting about twenty-three casks of bacon which sunk. The Gov. Powell is now tight, and promises what we wished her 'ashort time, a long and prosperous career. She Was loading yesterday for the "Wabash, and will start f 6-day for that river, if she did not get off last nigut. Tho Cincinnati Commercial in speaking of thj ill-fated Henry Lewis, says: The Henry Lewis was a first class Xew Orleans steamer, and in her third season. She was built here and owned bv Capt. Emerson, of Xew Richmond, Clark Patterson, of Ripley, and other onicers on board. She was worth about j $25,000, and is, wo understand, partially insured. There is a great difference in the statements as to tho number of lives lost by the sinking of this steamer. Capt. Collier, of the Hungarian, and a passenger of the Lewis informed us there were probably twenty to thirty lost. Tho Marshat of Covington, who was cut out from beneath tho fallicn cabin, told us he was sure there were sixty lost. The Cincinnati Columbian of Monday says, CKp'tain Williamson, of the steamboat feusfqiicharfoa, ' crossed over the ferry-boat to Newport, yesfeVday morning, about ten o'clock, to his residence,1 to all appearance in perfect health; soon after reaching home he .was seized with a spasm, and before assistance could be. procured, he was a corpse. He had a wfo and two or three children. The following were the shipping rate's yesterday to New Orleans: Rulk meat, 33c per 100 lbs; Wheat, 35c per sack; Oats, 23c per sack; Flour, 60c per bbl; Lard, 90c per bbl; Cask Meat, 30c per 100 H.s; Pork, 80c per bbl; Corn, 33c per sack. The Roard of Underwriters in St. Louis have employed one of the ferry-boats to keep steam up and be in readiness from hour to hour during the day and night, so that should a conflagration take place amongst the boats, the burning boat may be at onco hauled into the streaih. anil the balance of the bbat3 'Saved. The Rowling Green, after a very short absence, returning from Green River yesterday morning, with a full freight, and a barge in tow loaded with 500 barrels nour, besides a lot of bulk meats, Xrc. She will start for Green River again to-day. The Kate Sarchet arrived from the Wabash Monday night, with a full load of freight, which she obtained at points low down on that stream. She is preparing to start back to-tlay. She is a fine and substantial steamer and under the eontrol of gentleman. , The Rescue, tinder -command of Capt. xV. II. Burgher, arrived yesterday from Cincinnati with a full trip, bound for Memphis and White River. She will continue running in this trade till further notice. Shcput efct a good deal of freight here. Capt. E. F. Dix, and others of the Polar Star, have purchased the steamer Star of the West, for !2(!,00O. Capt. Dan Able and others purchased the steamer Edinburgh, at St. Louis on the 6th for $-).O0O. The swift packet Rainbow will be here to-day, and return to Louisville in tho afternoon. Those going up will find her a fast and comfortable boat. Thursdays and Saturdays are her regular days. The Tennessee Polle, bound for the Wabash; may be expected here this morning, from Cincinnati. Tho Jacob D. Early is loading at that port for the Wabash, and will probably be here tomcrrow or the day after. The Wm. Garvin was here last evening, with a good trip of passengers a nit freight. She will hereafter make regular trips as forj merly and be hero every Tuesday and Friday afternoons. The following freight rates to New Orleans were being paid at Cinncinnati last Monday: Whiskey and oil $l,o0 per bbl; Hour Süo; pound freights) 50c per II. Tho Ohio Rulle, one of the finest Cin - chmati and Now Orleans packet;, is due this

morning for the South. Miss Heron, the eminent actress, and troupe, are on board. The river was never known scarcely to fall faster bcre than it did night before last. It must have a bad leak in the bottom! The little-Rack Hawk was taking on freight yesterday for the Wabash, and will leave for thariver to-day. The J. P. Tweed rroy be expected from Cincinnati for St. Loiliä this morning.

SLe is a good boaT. On' Monday. to river was receding rapidly at Cincinnati and Louisville. Falling here yesterday. A new steamer called Lucy Darwan, was destroyed by fire on the 27th ult. in the Missouri river. . 13 Y TELEGll A Plh E.EPCETED EXPSESSLY EOS THE JOCE&'AL TTe- Hampshire Eleetiot. - ; New York, March 11, Returns from a large number of towns, in New Hampshire gives American "majorities irt almost every instance. ' Concord cldcts all American Representatives. Mctcalf, K. N., has a large majority. rfashöa and Manchester give no indications of election of Governor by the people, and an an ti-administratTon Legislature. - ' Explosion. Philadelfiiia, March 11. The boiler attached to Peck's turning establishment on Twelfth and Master street, exploded this morning demolishing the build ing. . ' '. Mr. Rqiert and Son ami one unknown person were killed. Mr. Reck was in the cellar acting s engineer when the explosion occurred, lie cscaned with slight iniiiri. Tl.. i - o " j - other workmen escaped. . ; , ' Vashixgtox, March 11. - Two new four story brick dwellings, on 21st street, between E. ami ., owned by Mrs. Taggert, formerly of Mew York; were destroyed by fire this morning, . i ';' k ' John Anderson, a member of the Western Hose Co., was killed by the falling of a wall. He leaves' a wife and five children. Scrotal other firemen were slightly injured. Loss about $15,000. . . Rai.tiüoke, March'll. The U. S. ships' Potomac, Cyanne and Saratoga,swith the store ship Fulton, Wcfc'at Pehsacola. The Saratoga had been ashore on the Bahamas, and will have to be docked for examination and repairs. . PiTTsuuno, March 11. The weather has been very cold, but has moderated, and it is now snowing hard. No change in the river. Chicago, March 11. Tho Council decided last night that the new City officers shall be sworn in to-day. MARKETS BY TEIEOSAPH. Kew Yoric,.M ill. Flaur duU to-day. sale 5,.flbbU. Wheat dill!, sales of biy 5,01)0 bushel.. Corn drooping, 38,C(j1 biilets sold at 68 for mixed. Mess Poi-k linn. 4M bbls sold. Bee('flrm. Lard steady. Vh'sky firmer. Stocks lower. Chiffigo and Kock Island 85. Cnmbei laud ?5, Michigan SoutberD 9t, New York Cenlral 92., Pennsylvania Coal company Ö6K, Reading 9:ii;, Cleveland an i Toledo TS "iirle 58,V, Cleveland and Pftt-Ourgh 6T', Steiliug exchange firm at 9. Haitijiori, March 11 Com better, sales at 380fle. for while and yellow. Flour held higher, market closed steady at yesterdays raU'S. Wheat unchanged with light receipts. Liverpool Markets. Liverpool, Feb. 22'. The Cotton market hits been dull during the week, and prices have declined 1-idd, on the lower grade; heavy receipts from the United States have depressed the market; the sales durihg the Veeli reach 51,000 bales. Flour is .higher, 'with an improved demand. Wheat has advanced 2d f bushel, and is in active demand. Corn is Gd, to Is P quarter higher, with more doing. We quote Western Canal Flour at 35s; Ohio GSs Gd; and Southern 30s Gd(?39s Gd; White Wheat lis 3d; and red 10s Gd. Mixed Corn 55s; and white and yellow 3Gs Gd. Pork is dull, but prices unchanged. There is a good demand for Beef, and- prices are a shade better. Lard is quiet at 51s53s. Linseed Oil is firm at 85b. Sugar i -5 about Cd per cwt. higher, with a better demand. CoiFeo is quiet. St. Louis, March 8. -A despatch from Weston says the free State officers wero installed at Topeka on the fourth Just. JF the pure Oeriih breel, a3uprior kind, for sale by h. the pair or aikgle oae, ct Ub22 3t JIALLOfHife STODDARD. COFKK. ye hTC iiist riicoWed a, lot of strictly prime otr-e, which we will sell at lowest market r::tcs. mh3 TB.VNKY tt BOKKSONT. jf CASK5 Prime Kip BooU; 10 do do Unliued Broraas. IU do Cali" Zlooties; 10 do Goat Pnotees. jmt opeaiug and for ale by Uh26 J, 11. MAGHE'E t CO. jT 4Tfc WITH AT Sank, prime quality in tore and ww h m ior j c aale low by iLDi J. II. JiAUUht, iC CU. fflAR. 40bbU jnstreceiTed and for sale Vr M. mha K. GILBERT CO. fKMOX. 51 hoi;) choicf Lemons itttre9d pet Eclipse J :ü m h t - COOK SOX, Co'f. M ill ft and Firstst;.ß?t IV 10.0O0 bus hebt for sle cheaper by tho ah tnaa Mm Hay, and weall know thre is more nutriment ia a ton ot t'.rAn than in the same nnantitv of Hav Forsa'e at mhl COOK ai SON'iS. Cor. llain and First at?. BLEEDINGS andSiropde Catturie from pure M?ar. in bblsand hf-I'tiU, a superior arriile fnr family ur , t or sale by fehts GEO- FÖSTER ft CC rgJlE undersigned will ernnrntui! operasions in Evnnsville H. on he corucr of E'ti;ht and Diviaioa streea, about the first of Murch next. He will bare on hands aU kinda of plows. Peacocks, Diamonvls and Urie'snsw imj roved plows. both one and two horse, aad also subsoil plows aad Trie's improve JnmpT plow All other tarmina tools will be made here if ealled tor. The undersigned woi:ld ulis't all tbe River bottom Buv5, bot b a'.'ove and bei w EvAnsviUfr. and all the stirrounäinp countrv to call, and we wont the Kentucky Loya to Cime ovr tni try nr plows antl I will s?l cheaper and Letter pluwrthan aay others made iu the cuuutry. . JAMKi TRIE. . P. S. T wtll do a'l k-nds f plow mn-lins, both i'mb au 4 atoci, plow liyLu aad sharpening, litiiig on your crii ples, feblO-Oinw" , E"OäIV. :j0 IjIs iuat received by - IAIMI;! IMHTnO!! GEORGE G. WALKKR&CÖ.; OKNAMKNATAL AND SUIS TAIXTIXU. LI rrrders will be attn dud M with panct lality and dispatch. lHic:e Vsjimomau' liuw. Vine street. letwaea Second aod third AtroeU. feb2u-tf .r.WTEü jO.COÜbaöluUof Yellow Cora.

AUCTION SALlES. '

HOr.ElOI.I A!D KITCISK 1'lIllM. TIBK AI' - ' P" WILL sell ab p itNicariotion an T'tfri I -A commencing üt o'clock at i.is '. j st-reetatveen' ine and Sycamore et :ra'ä theKth of M.ireh. 3 Lite resilience on ?ith etreta. all the Dersanul 1'iuj.cny vi me iaie imhhtu euroaster aocease-j. eoniianp ol eiwi elennt K iruiciire, viz: .Sofn, Chairs. J(irea;u, Heiiitead. lledr. TM-s. Stands, Carpet-.', Mirou. Stores, Cuptoard-ware, to., kc. Tkrw. All i:iir.f of threo dollars and im.l.'r cash, over three doiHrs-a ere?t of ix months will s. tivea the purchasers, aiviasr anu with approved security waiving relief of valuation aail appraismest laws. AMELIA XEfJIASTER. Pih7tl WO ÖLST Y je NELSOX. Auctioneers. IlorSE AN il LOTS AT AIXTIOS. TWILL ll at aneHnn on ThrrsHav Varoh 13th it too'efoe' ' M. at WnnV:y Xelsnn's. corner of Main and Third street. Lot Block 3 in Klliotta enl:rement 25 feet front hw 13 i de with a rood new one story frucxe tow .sooeVeuller and cisTern. Sale poiiLi", terras raih. r;o,VAirK. i mb7uls WOOLS KV A; NELSON, Auctioneers. D.tSiELlVOOLSKT HIB AM XZr.SOS AircTii.-s ICOO.IIS, - Old Court riinsie. Corner of Min and Thirdstreet, imtne.riutaly. ppoite the Washington iiotel.i j t JAV1XO leased for a term of rears and fitted npthe csive fucleat. awctioa or private sale, all kinds of goids, ares and merchandise; household furniture, horses, buggies.ete.. etc. ' . C:eh advances maeoirconinments when reqnired. comuiffucingat o'clock. A, 31. Also laesday, Weu'.esaay and b'fi.lt.Hi.lit, t ..v.r .,I'.1.. Out-doors lea anilsules ai real estate promptly attended 1 . ' ? . . ' -... . We re weekly reeeirin?. and have nowon hand alare and eneral AH3 .r'tmeo-t of KlRVITt" SS, eoasistite olslat, spindle and. Itanniter-l'aak?. scroll -and -scollop tia.rita l.-ik office. Ftanh.' Je-nnv Lind, and B.stje wood seat I Chair; m-ahoin and rose vooa" sofr. eat Chirs: Elizsneth eiiair: srnnj: s.;at arm rocRvrs. S"l:.s, sociaMo, centre, card, dint-Be ae breakTasv tahltts; liz'it and a$u stands, lo-nnss. mirrors, tine eotamon aa) nies' bedeifls, mttrases, tin and wiresafes, etc., which we will'svll ut Cincinnati price. , , - We hare al-o on hnd a irreat variety ofnoti-.ns. jewelry, violins, accor-ieons. pocket entlerv. suns, pistols whips, etc.. et.,which we will sell at Tedned prices fir cash, wholesale or retail. W0OLSKV & XliLSON., m v9 , . . Auct's." MrSCELLANEOUS. TO PERSONS INDEBTED FOK TRUST F'JXDS. .ft LL peron3ln' arrears of interest due en 'ortftice I-anrts Sl orlani will save c sts and the inconvenience- hating to pay the principal n-ns due, by immediately paj-iug the installments of interest therein. feM-l-2wUw . U"M. II.. WALKEK. A,. V. C. - I'RHTH OP A I.I'M S I.T REDIX'KO. f B are anthonzcl to clse ort the-balance of consign ment of Kanawha Alum S:Ot at forrv cents per V.nbel . This Salt has been ia!izd acl -fonnd stroneer tpan Turks Island or O'Jier foreign Salt. liariLjtnsed it for three years, we. take rteitsure ia reeemia ndins; it ov oil pasting purposes, rackers' uttentiun is ell!.i to 'his S ilt. . GiiO. FOSTKR ,t CO., febl? Auintjf.r 8r.lt Co. KB 14 Xalls WI hrauds. 3d tol; 125 hoxes of VF Mc Kie's 'llass. 8v!Otn 1 Sj2-: 75 lx.xs C mutry (ilass, SxlO to II..X IS; öt hales Nos 1 and 'J Fritfnp'; 7S doz H.-d Cor-is; .VI doi Pljw Lined; 15 reels Halter Kope;5 ret.s led Cord, for sale at - COOK A: SON "8, feJ'20 - Comer 'stn und t1 im-:tr'ps 130ULTRYI POULTRY 1 ! 101) Fine Kat TnrkeTs; biO do do Chickens; - do no tese; . Seme of thro- above ara !rsse4 every morning-nd lorsil at T. KACON CO. H Family Grocery, declr-dtf Ma n street, hetw. iV'awrend First. 1 1 l.;H 2 cases Caledonia O nghamsrcc'd thi3day tlf and for said ey JAMES LOW .t CO.. fehl 413 Main street. Lo iisTy Ky. C.. KLTOi fellliKTI.VU. 1'0 Lairs rec-d this day andforsalehy .UMI LOW k CO.. fehlt 4IS Main street. Louisville. Ky. TTlXi:. o bales No. prcej. febll) I Lftnlvill fT .nlt at Invoie OKO. FOÄTKK & CO. H ctvtt f. If. TejC; 2 hot3 Peppir: (LP, Lo; V da n'VTlHärit Clais; 'y I ra ' d'; ,1 bit- Carntlj Chain; K, ka Nii.i Id to 20d; ' 1 do So la; 2 hxa Nutfnesc; 1 I'arrel Mavkref, ' 6 bajrs arw'tl Hhot : 4 liali Carpet Chain; 1 d.; XiAili. 1 do Clnves; 1 doi Rackets, 1 box White Sup: 1 do Va. Pflte Tt.bnco, 1 do Pine Hen's Chicken do; 2 d Rhavinsc Sospj ,2 da Pearl Surch; t do Sa't P,tr.'; 1 rtnz ahnnarn); i?j?(jioods delivered to customers rnr.K ik ch akrk. - ' febia T. IIEAÜEN, Wain Btr Ü bars lor sale by S. K. GinilRT k CO.. Sye. neiif Water. Go. KU.xe. rmur dkckf.k. fuilü kuaukb, CEO, KL1 & CO. Manufacturers of lard Oil. Soap and Candles. WE are prepared now to fill any orders for tbe abore articles, and sell at as low prices as the same ean be had at Cincinnati . Orders to be left at the store of Decker & Kramer, on Slain street, between First and Second sta. febvt-'.m LOOK HKRK! Ü VIW; U!:!-- QwL'Ux for sal eh ean. Call tuick.. Fur particulars iuiniTnf r . Ml . . 5 . T. BACO & CO. KHK. 30 pieces fancy Cassimere. handaome J styles, ree'd this day and fur sale by .1 Hin & UU.. 1el ' 41S Meinst.. IsOuirtville, Ry. KAY BD or stolen.- on the 12;h !ntt., a larse T)oa. with Of wtikte face. Mac hAy. larre head, and lonsr tail; an swers to tLo niiue uf "MAO.'V Aaj werson ri'as; infnrmatinn or rfttutnin! mm. -to tun cio, wat be iibtraiir rpwnrded by the febiO-tf OVMiU. lfjO. t rOTTO R VTTli-At eleven eoiita by the ii quaatiiy, for ale ty . G i i-.f-fclUT a Co., febiW Syc, near "Vater. WEI.TIX. 1 caäe Uites Wtftrin? ree'd this dr.y and. fur aale by JAM KS LOW & CO.. febiZ 413 Main eiruet, Louisville, Jty. AliCTION II V WOULSKY fe i:tSOi, T their suction mow, on the corner of Main, and Third strAet. on Thursday, March Oth at ft) o'clock, thirty boxe of rla ware eomt tine; of Tumblers, Jars, Molasse csft. A'c; also s boxes of Tobacco; Y chests of Tea, a lt of Hardware and Ury Ooods, mh5 4gT" rn!(CT.-Pro.r h Onmble's who;, half C!? and faartT boxes, per aieamt-r "Jas. pAtt fors&le low by mh5 3. B.OILBKRT C. A LMOXDS. Filbert, R.-isins. Currants, Alum, Epjom JVL Salts, Snlpbnr. Koll It rims tone, iopperas. MaMer, Logwood, In d'ro. Sl Rod, Cfatn Tartar, Soda. Rodcnrds, niackiBx. n.tttiujt, Licurie. Cloves, Cement. Jjabana n4 half Snau ib J--, Cuba Sixes. Cround Ginger, h'are Oins:Qr. lJr-.irvt!d Gimrer, rla.48 .Trs. Lntorm and Fla-ks. ieinon -V-rnp, Must-trd, utmcc;ji, j.Iatp:u;a. b auih Vits, Lobsters. Oysters. Sardine. Ferper Sauce, Srone Pire. Rudio, Counterbalances. 8;.ftv Fua, Powder, (ooilwiii'd hne-eut Tibacco, fancy isoaps. Scutch üaa- .Starch, Vmes;ur. etc., etc.. a sbppjy of the above kept cons ant.r-on hand and for sal lowbv a. L. OILriKUT & CO.r feb21 Syo. ner Watr.R BUS No. 3 Mackerel; 3 do No. 2 do; 3 rjr-bbls No. fP do; qr-bblso. i do; 2 do No. 8 do, for saUat feUt COOK & SON 'S, cor. Main and 1st sta. W. J. Al.KJNK. X. J. CALHOUN. J. ALJvI.NK, CALHOirx A: CO., "Wholesale Grocers, Commission & Forwarding MBRCH AJ.T8, Xo. 20 South Levc, St, Lonis, Mi'sonri. A FITLL as-!ortneat ofOrocerics always on hand. P'art. ticulur attention paid to the C m mission aud Forwarding dcpartintnt, alio to bUiag ordr.-. REFBRKNOKS. X .Tos. CHAtlT.KS, President Bank of Missouri. Passy Barkdai.k. RÄnkors. Hvik! k Wilson. S. C Davis Co., St. Loni.. Wm Ruht. J. S. J. W. Wise. J. W. Maddox, H. T. R o mas. Vinceanes. .... ... LacGHi.i.v, Csavi 4 Co.,3amukl Okb, Ekmkvt a Yiki.k. Evansville. feb22-aradw. rOFFKK. WObatrs i rime Kio Coffpe in store and for sale bv Dibt - PRKSTOX BROS MOLASJSK. ruiobblfl and 150 hf-bWsjus ree'd from IT -1 pi ilantation and for sale l y BROS H. fOIAf?SKS. 25bhJsand 25 hf-bbls St. Jaruca' ücs Refinery in stor and for sale by !--,.- mh B I.K f 'II KD COTTON 2-1 ca3cs Bleached Cotton recei'cd tl.ij. day and fcr sale ly JAS. T.O'T Sr CO.. j an - 4'.8 Main st . L nisville. ETy. CiYs K1,K.--1 cn-pe Hat Crapo assorted qu:ilitte9 Te'dtMs day and forsale by JAM I'S LOW A- CO.. febt 418 Mainstreet. Louisville, Ky. 5 TJTTOXS -2Wfr.w fancy Coat and est B.-itnsre' B ihi.i day aoo lorsaieov ja nns i.u.. t w.. ; lebf 418 Main street. Louisville. Ky. A ICE Yl' IsTHKESTKD. SIexpe."tto start East the first of the coming month. r.rsons knowir-ff themselves in dehtrd to me " rlease com. f rar t aud give nie alittle "mateni ..1" and oblige truly fet2;l. SAM'L EMBICII. U VTS, CAPS AAO STllAW GOODS AT WHOLESALE. O- 23- Camp cÄ3 Oo-, lit Maia street, betw. Third and Fourth iu., Cinrin'ti, O. rBj'H'A VI.'F ACTrRKRS and dealers in all kinds of Fashirnitsi abltj Silk and leitet lUt., t a-.hii.iial.le Cloth. Cassi ni, re and lilaze CVp.'.: W-n auil l.oy's ool Hats of all kinds; r.llsau"l lly y' ü'VTt i:a-iiui-ro. m I .ati.f ami colors: ra ft C:V ntiTJ'l IhWiMlr", inrncua an'i ui en:i'j i fim, i..ii- ; lam. Oanv-niuil t'lorcnee .Hr.iiri Hats: r.dfhorn Hats, all ".for?: Ohiluros Fancy Straw lTuwnni Caps; T-ailH' ami Vid-en- FTuU: I'alin Lfa.fliati; Hatters Suck. Plashes ant1. Trimminza. , , , " . Wo invito trt attention of :Vth at. otnrs the -xm-naion of our stock, as we feel !cwtre l t-t w hall r. iW to oflrsuneriur in-Jaeemciiu to loth Ca sQ and prompt timr b'iyers1IAK1 Jl fl. lor s IKl'KH'M IU Mi Vj1.K for Mnh. tut rpe'fflnl sale t - MKIHU.MI 7., boxes, ree'd ,. er Niasir.'.. fur.aK by mUi) S. E. UlJ-Ukilfl' i; CO., Sjc. mar V. a

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CO.MJI'JTIOX OF MTNA- IXSIJjRAXCE C0JHPAS OF II VUTFOai), co.w, JAXTAKY 1, 1S36. As presented tnt cckho2ier9, nl mde ont in e mpl w ance with State laws of Xew York. Oaio. Indiana, illiauis, tt: ' . . . . ... . 'ti ,t .-. RTATK.M EXT. The Bart of -the Corporation is JITXA IXSURAXCK COilPAXl , locttei t Uartf.T-tiConnectict. . - , . ASSETS Of the Company are"! - . . -s- ' Cah in hanii uiid in Phoenix I?n, S0.939 9 Ca'h on ep'! deposite in Phoenix and - Hsrtf. rl Panks, on interest 100,000 00 .- Caih in h r.ih of Agents, balances, ' 'r-; (M!1.1 161.02 04 Bills KeeeiraMe. pavnhle at Bank, Keil Estate, nuenenmber-d... .-. 7- Mnrtjrftjre Bonds. 6 and 7 per eent, j s.-mi-anunall v. ..i . . ...... A Income Bonds. 7 rr ct semi aniiuaily .8.02.1 18 18,143 73 72.ff 0 7.2H) 19.3HO S.l 1I.21M ' ' 5.MO 2 State of Va. Bonds K pr ct.do b tute. ai m ao b do fi icT.CWator do 6 -do ifl-anicieCity do II do : TO Hartford City do 6 do do do do do 118,600 00 , Jfjney n Cae Copn? seenred hy ' '''"a .. , 5Tjh.rs Hartlofd and N . Haren R. R. j Stock : . . ,. o.uji ua 64.(T 00 ,450 0 R Steck, preferred and jrnarcinteed 1 per cent I.. . . . nr .v.., I. I. XT.,....., D ,lrr '"ares Boston & Worci i Stock ; K. RSfl-.TO 2.V) shares Conn. Kive K. R. Stock. 4.ii (a J; 7 rw ttt Conn.TcWor Co. Stock.. l.jM) on 5.HS1 K) 6.100 00 60 StiiTord Hank Slock Citizens' Waerlry.. Providence. K.rrle l,!"K (JO

S(i Phoenix Hartford ... M.coo " Faim.tMech ' " .... Exchange " .... IH.J-t . i!2 State " " li " City ... 'll.bOü ; ." 7 ük of Htf'd To. .... 7.!7 . Inf Cr.n . Hiver - f.'.öO 21t Hartford : . .... K7 ' ' ICO, 2fO ' Jfc'chaltsK" . " .... h Xor'.h River" - .... .-in, too (M . , Mechanics' . .... 1i.csl HO Hk N.Anet . ' .... JO.SliO ) 110 Bk America " . K.-ÄStl m l.M) " HkKepiiMie vv . ..... 1.7.Vt:0-- - Ii Oom'n w l'ht'k .. . s.tMfl ( 4 " -Breiwyl.k'k . ikhOo 4( foodie's -' .... rfl.JMO Ofl - 2i Inion . .... 11.7SIUO ! HO " Hanover " .... M.6U") H) . ' Ocean " ' 8.4()( 1 "0 ' Motropolitan"' ..... .-. 18 Butchers' Provers' .... Si 76 W - - Xr .Importers.- Tracers : .... ins ro 'HO ' Anier. Ex. Ilk. Stock II Bim tHj HI Mcrohants- " .... 2.170 00 . 110 (t s. Tfns fV.fUock-" I'.i.ih i Hhj X.Y. Litems. i'lrustOo. Stk, N. T te.VKHi) -- 100 'f'liio Life Tns.ft Trnetfe. Stk. Cin'ti .-. 15 ü.eh.cc TraJtrj' lik StU, Jersey City - . 1.

1 ' LTBrLrriK9 (tu' Inno as IJiiaettled Claims for Losses and not dne." .$I76,OF2 The Ttaa Tusurnce Company presents iM -patrons tho very satisfactory con Jitioc, of a lare increase in t'ah Assets for tiiü lurL.ier security ol tutr.r policies ai; o.ur.mvc?!tments,i'et in placed at che min im "in marlu-t vulue, at Sbr pTuft.t time ot loci? drpre? -in in tho standard of tame. Tiit y are ithr pritnediviUttud pavina; Uick, oi cood. raluabTe an'd clean inVfc'tmeftta. yiul ditift moderate interest and income. The aadurd.Jasia on u hich the Assets have bof-n vahtfd. Veinir tirho ft r & fr it hlp.t lb"idi-s th's oliiilty the C 'mp;iiy anllg attention to the trenjrtn ard seoorvy it derives frnta ita eotnbined sytttum of AneucM'S. thrnueli it aTt'Uts having the mewns of prc5ut,n a unite I phsjimx-of kxki:ikxcki. C-Mikuvvki-t k k , which lift 3 orkel. f"T thirty seven enrs.Ahe bappi;it results to stockholder, and claimnnt for !oes :ind enalln it to enter thn year isivo with reirer prestige for future ue-Oilne-'s M an has yet been reached by any really Xatiosal Iasurtr e Corporation , " All f u;-;ueiS attended to rith f.-spntc and fidelity. jaii:tO-tf A LLKS C. If A LLQOK. Arrt-. Z. II. COOK & KON, - U lIOLKaiAI.K AD RETAIL ntCAM.Rfc : KVATSVILIE, INDIANA, r , v!fOrFALK I)EPAUTMi:T. " Fin.W STREEf, .FltvST.'BOOn FROM MAIX. IIKTAIL DKPAHTMliAT, . MAIN" STUEl-rr, 'FIRST DOOR'ntLOW TI1E CORNER f& IT. COO. bees to tbanV his friends in Evansville amf km neirhborhficd, tor their favors so lreely bestowed upon him since he hs b-en la business among? t uiem., and takes this opportunity nC iotrodnc-np to their notice hissonyMr. H. A. COOK, whom ho has taken into par'nerhlp from this dat. nd solicits fur the new firm o'" Z. il. Cook a Son. a oontinnane of the supportsHbera11y oonirred on himlf. 7. H. Couk Son. havuas; take tha buir premises nnd pnrchsed the wh Icof theitock of Mr. M. W. Foster, feel "i.fidtiHt thatthev wilt be enabled to s"pply the citizens ot (0 vnsville witti cv.ry article they may 'fteouire in the Gro eery and Provision line. 7,. H C. A Son vteh especially to draw the attention of persons in the eountrv having prodnoe of anr kind te dispose of. to their increasd facility or tak ins off their tock, and snpp'yma; thm at hetr tert. with all articltj required in the wdoiesale Uepartm eat, at Triers that feb'-tf , . , 1- . . oiuH ensure tüeiroraers lor the tuture 'H KI.KTOX. 12 cartoons white TarletenrcO'd this day A and for sale by JIM US LOW. A CO., . feb4 418 Main street. Louisville, kr. "Ji;iX KECEIVKI. raHB Tionion illuttratcd N'ews. withsplendidtllnstrations u and Portraits of the Crimean Comtnsndttrs. an l-krauli-ful Suplimental Mar of.(he Orrmea and lt Fortifications. ALSO London Illustrated Times with supplemental aceountand il i.-strstions of'theeTeat Rinreley slnrdor.r ALSW Wavcrly MasaHie for lar-h a- d Leslie's- Kew York Journal lor March, at . SAil'L LISTER'S MM . Book Store. THOMAS Ilt'.AMi.U WILL deliver Goods, free of chnrjre. vhr-n oTs;ht ni his Store. He kepps a supply of R-veon Matns. Shoulders, fto.l Salt Pork: also, (V.rn io the'ear. TSrao, Hats, Com Mal, fc'ioiu-,, Swelled Horn, Whi'o Beans, ButtT, Ejgti, Lard: Tea, Sjsar. Ct. fie... Stone Ware. febll T INCrKltENT FIONFY. CTTrZr".'SIlanlt. Ohert.kee Insnrance and i'.anliins; Company. 1'lan ers' and3lechanies, snd Larrsifpe Rank of leoritia: Hank of Ch.ttanopa and Commercial Hanleof Nsli ville and Memphis, and most other Wanks of Alal-ama-T. nnes'.ee, Georgia aud Korth. and South Carolina. .taken et par for (Iroeeries. by S. Ii. GILBERT & CO.. . feb.V-tf Sc. near Waer. LOOKING ;i.A$SK. a A Afat all tlrns prepared to furnish Lookinv Glasses In Mahorr.oy rslnut. or Rosewood Frames. Lookiflr ilass riats, Pict.fre Frames, etc.; also. Gilt Frames. Pir-ure Frames, aad aceneral assortmr-nt of Piotures and Oil Paint' ings.at wholesale or retail, at the lowest prirej. J. 0. GEST. mh dw4o.- -Vo-. 0 West Fonrth atreet. Cincinnati. . tiiHtse sno!:ii. KAVINl i employe' a first rsto Horse Shop . T am v ,Be nronarea to attenu m v to ini aenartment or C i.- mv bnsiae?1, and warrant satisfaction. Thankinr the public for past patronage, i ask a contin-ianee of ; tnesame. tnnv-ir J. J. .vgkkis FSC SAI.F.. AFIVK toned Piano: also. Furniture for two Eo IQ9, 1 be sold very low lor cash. .Apply tor . ' .. - . Jim. E. TJOLf, mhS-Zw"'- Third street, first door from Locust st. 1 KEG choice t'eorh Hatter for snla at febiii T. BACON i CO.'S Fajnily Grocery. Tl KI,M OXT 1VA1LS. 75 kegs of this favorite brnnd for Jsaieby a. is. uilkkki a- t'o dec:sl Syc. near Water. 3 1 5 O , O O O Z ! II A II Y LAX D LOTTERY TO r.K PBAWX ON TBK HAVANA P I. A IV . GRAXD CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF Jf D. CLASS 10. Tobdra.vn rn Baltimore. Md.. Saturday. March , 1848. R. FRANCE & CO., Managers. . 20,000 MMBKBS! 1,000 PniZICSI! SCHKME. 1 Priao of Ss.JhO is .....'.'.$.13.2) do iu.isjo is .. U.(.l , t do . io.oj is ... 1 do , S.' 1 is .1 Aa 5,1.1a) is 10 Prizes of...., l.f"0 sra . 20 do ä11 aro 163 do 2 0 are APPROXIMATION PRIZES. Approximation Prizes ' ... . l"0 are IO l l S isjO ' 5 IH.I ' lO.txaJ 1 dd.UA. 4..0 8 do do ....... are . s I , H SO ! 8 40 do do .so arc do do ........ 31 are do do 2". are .... ... do do ....... X! are..., .t. Si MO II.: 1.0T4) Prizes auioantiug (o I.Vj,iKl, Whole Tickets '0; Hnlves.45, (quarters 42 30. APPROXIM AT I OX PRIZES. i The two precedinr ad thetwo stiece diDg nnm'oers to tbos drawing the tir.ft2i0 t rue, will bo entitled to the'XlApprox'mstion Prices. For esampl-?. if tioketNo". Hr.0drw he ;..'20 prize, those ticbets numbered 11.M8, l .24it, I U5I aod .liiii will each be entitled to SluO, and so on according to the abo-. e scheme s- PLAN OF THR LOTTKRY. . - In --be sliOTe scosoie there are in.t WiticWet-i. nambersi from t 1 to 2,.Kfi. Thre are 'U'ful'i ptisei and Ö00 Approxiiuatious Tbe uaOsHtrs 'rom I to UO.OOO correspond! n with tlie num- , lers oa .he tickets, piiutea on se'rate slii-sof pjer. rolled p and encircled with email tin tui.es and fiactd iu a Utas M heel. , 'i tieamounuof the iiHtirat Ä'O full rn" similarly rrieiU ed and encited. are ple?d in another wheel. After moiri... tvKu,.ls . . ... L..r U .Intva fn,ra tint W bstil f -OH ID her ondat tlieiuaie tine a i-rizo id Jrawa from the other wbrit.i by loya who are Uiaar-lJed. The nntnber nd the rrii; ' drawn out re f.pcned And rxiril" üt.I to the a idi-nre andpiri iatcred hy tlie CutumSorcr.-thc prizo 'ä r-"-Cd against tl iijaibt-r draw n . Tn's operitiou 13 rt j.yc". unuiautnei Ät 5r" wS oit. The.drawinsis Lh.u ,.ru,ted. .and M- ' ter I'tmiii iin.i"tsi'.. tii'i i"..iti 10 '..'.Jul-' .. . .i.ux .1. '(.mjiicniiii as . ' h.sr Kriy.es f.uj ahio ia.f.ill. WIIU'JUT l.Kut t tki;.'. , cs orders for tickets to E. FK-VXCli 1 CO.. - Ires t feb-i! 4 It VtliKK VT HOLKSAI-r.; V D Ii KT Ail., r asa. I :: .....iersijo.' '-onitantlj" kdept. oi. haad lave .ivT n ro' ot 'r1 a W'tt'-r. lln'ttr and So ;er CraLkers. and al.-o of Soda, Pilot aud Xaval Rread, ahioh beiu manufactured y ct Iatei.f inniiorcd Msebinery, thev can be sold st as sow a price as iu any place in the West, and areaotexcelled in .fii&lity ly aoy other manufactory. in höüuatry. 4A larjse stock alwa so hand at uiy shop, ou Water street butweea s.cait.ore and Viae, dcud-itt. .... ' ' iiJ.sixzica.

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TO BnVGC. I ST S , I 1 1 YS I C I A NS , A N D COUNTRY MERCHslNTS TH rfn lersijtned haa now in store a large stock of drags. .. sbedioine. ehemieali.. -oila. .n.int.. iräl.hM dv

wee-da. class ware, patent Bedioiaee.- brushes, etc.. etc.. so 4 are constantly receiving; freeh suppiieefronj the manufacturers and Eastern markets. hieb, they are determined to sell at a small advance. . .... " i Wurarticles ara allseleeted with greateare, and warranted , o eive satisfsction as to geauinenesw. quality mad-iaa.v .. I Sureieal instrumunt trasses, abdominal aupi o.-tera and , shoulder braees of t&e most approved styles. ! Also a large supply of Daguerrean stock, consisting ol I Utes cases, chemicals, eta., at a small a Jvanoe from EastI ern prices. - v ... . ' Mrsx. Millnr.Aa Anf tnhAA ..4 a1ini,.ln.nf ,llu. -

3 TASlKHfM Itird lu. Miii fAiiaitiai Merchants and dealers will please call and examine enr. r toc whsn ln the Cjty anJ Blj ordcr Wlll e attended to im-4 mcuiately, ana eareiuuy pactfteo. Ai.i.hx C. Hai.iock. ) UALLOCK STODDAKD,.--i ff- P. Stoddako, J " Wholesale Prnggieta,. Main St.. near the river. DESIGNER ANPiC Ü.TT.Ü R: OF St'l'JBItlOlt :e '" ' f COPPhR AXn ER.ISS, Tor jtlaklBs; Itoxcs", Uafes, Casks, Ac.," BK4SS Alphabets and Fifrnres in sets. Stepril Brnshaa Mark'ri); Cnp. Markrnir Ink, aad all th Futures lor l3ranT, (-nnstantlv on hair.- . L ej-V K. A. has two Diplomas and a S lver Medal award e-l.ttim for Ue-.t specmensot Steociliu. , , STKNOlf. PI.ATKs i,nt ud in a manner to earrr safctv ia Anyps.rtof th United States. All letter ef iajuiry as t. prices, sc.. will e answered proortlv. V. K. A L'EN", Prairriatar. ' " - Stencil Kstabiishmenl,'' dcrCT-d'jm " - Wnlnnt street. Cincinnati. Ohlt.oi - IIHMOV.ll.. ' J. V. V . VK'KKHY, !I rTi W AVE removed, their ato.li o-t Groeerips. etc.; from their litt H tau i v tlie riffw loai stor building two doors eJo i tWe Wawhintctoa iiutvl. , . W. take thia-tn.thod of returninir nr sinoere tstaaks to oat numeroufriens and eiistomeYs for their verv liberal r aytranajre extended to ns durina th short time, that w. kiM. boon in besiue.;s-an(l we h(.pe. by so-iet attuutioa to. 'babi" .nuss.to merrit a continuance ol tne same. Ji W. Ä S.vVICaTBRV. dl dtf, Main s.. between Second and Thrrrtl Jl ir .VSW XU VIOl.liV A fine lot of Guitars aal ( V V lulius jnss receivod per tho Adams Eirrees l y , , M. NIELSC1T.'. .' ao4A tf First street, opp.ito Post-off e'Blil Vf O 7J boxes, assor d hrands. forsaleby ' -JL jao lidtf OKli. DALZtl.L 00 :.i - M Iir.CI.EIt A..AVII.SOIVVS , - SEWI N G .31. A jCIJIN FSr THESE Machines .perato upon an entirely new. rrinet-. pie, nsins; no shmtle, 1 nt one needle and tw.t threads. They have been in operation in th hands of families and manufacturers sufficiently loss; to giro them a thorough trial, f and etavo civen entire satisfaction. They are very simple in constructions andhiffhly ornamesrtal as well as useful, vtted to adorn a lady's parlor, or ocea Uja ess conspieneus position in theshop of the artnaa . ia t has been our vl ject to furnish a Machine that wonld b j li. 1 1 !-to family r.se. as well as to the wants t Tailers,' . fV rr' Cloak Maiett. Shirt and Co'.lar alsnufsetnrers,' V e anccfidant that our Marhines in tie present form tbe test ever offered to tbe puMio. honssBOB of families ean testify to tleir merita on all V de of family sewing, w hilo Shirt and Collar ManufactuTifiptl.i ackiioalec'ue their superiority ever 11 others for I'rir wotk. ren examination of the Machines IsTespeetfully soritd TopkinsA Read's, . K. O. BFAD tii7tf Pole Aren forSonthcrn India iKI.To.--15easessprinrstyl Prints; . ... do EnslishSolid do, rjctd this day and lor selo by JAMES LOWV& no. leoo 418 Main street, Louisvill.. Ky. V FI.OI KING AND COHN IfII)Ll , Ts K nndersittned hare established a Mill, on the corner of. A Second and Canal streets, for tho purpose of mannfaetarini Flour andSleallor the home trade Wo will keep, constantly on hand extra brands of Flour, and in qnantitiest. suit the trade. We hops to roeritasbaro of the pnblio 'patronage fcy rivinr you a .rood article of Flonrand Meal. Grmdina; doue. to acco'mmodste the conntr. trade. - i in2'-tf HART A- FAirtCIIILD; 1. tt". CKOCK KTf. . i. .... .. ..i. i. J. ;..,. M. LOW ... . CUdt'KFTT Ac I.OWE, ATTORNEYS A T LA W, , madisoxville,kV,,. '' Will give prompt attention to (til business entrusted to hl care. - " n.vfljf TI?fOItIIS iniEI-SCII, FIRST STREET. OPPOSITE THE POST-OFFICE. EvansTille, Ind., . . '. '..,, .' ALWAYS keops on hjnd a fine assortment of Perfumrl of the bet u.anufacturers; also. Toilet-Articles. Stationery,. - i--V."a7hro-;.'.erir.e MateTlals. PUtPd Jewelry, Artists' Colors Canvass, eto, Oil Paintings and Engravings Gilt Moulding. Toys, etc. not 16 . NOTICE. ' ., TUTZ underfilled liaving pnrchased the entire stock of Goods, couipriwinir alarre assortment of Watches. Jewelry. Clocks. &n., formerly ownd by i. G'en. would respectfn lly inlorm the citizeus of Evansville and viel nity. tliat h. -will continue the l.nsfnes at the old stand, on Fireestreet, k.tween Vain snd Locu. and would be happy to -wairon .all who will lavor him with a call, promising to give satisfaction i or no sale. The rvri lit: stock will he sold at a small adrance on first cost.'tvwiioiTT A.vv HKFKitrycK to fohmkb raifas, -and H poods warranted as reproe.nled. '- fir All kinds of Watehes and time-pieces repaired IB tb I.e. t manner, and at moderate charges. . in'il-.f - HS. BaRXUM. - , Z II.AVEsald mr stock of Groceries so Messrs. Z. Ff. COOK 3 fs Sox. who will continue the business at my old stand. , wnith I have rented to them for five years. They will also connoct with it their piesent business of Family Oroeerie and Produce I hope my friends and customers will call and ex nine their etoek and nive them a liberal trial. -t-v; ln retiring from my present b"siuos 1 would return my sinoere thanks to rov numerous frieadsand customers fortheir verv literal pa rouave. and what is still more de'irabls la hii-ins.. their very general punctuality in "material aid." I shall hencerorth b. fonnd at tbe orhoe ot Geo. Fostbb t Coy to. wmon nrui i nut a pieuoie.., -" " - . . fc of l"Ht my personal attention, aud where I shall b. F,tTa'o VI t u. J ci.cuua. M. W. FOSTER. vfI'RI0 IIOK Vdoi plain blak Merino Hose reo!! , ji'.'audlorsalebv VA?"r " fell 4i8 Main street. Louisvtlto.Kr. iaym:s J1KAT SSIOI tr.t nrires. J Olllfl """o" ..u. . v.flwuw ntersand the publicgeneraiiy. feW-tf . WM. PATSR.' yI KIIOM TlllillliniAM MIXES. ' f JflJilSsiipt-rior article of Coal is now ready for doli very i Ji from the city landing. All or lers left at tbe Company'! oliice. corner of Sycamore and Firststreets, will bo promptly j atteuoed to. as follows : . w.i..r. Uft hoffre M o'clock M.. dolivered same day. ' -- Orders leftaftsr that hour an J before 6 o'clock P. M., de ;;vered before non nozt day. The Comp ny are also prepared to furnish Coal fur Station on the E. and C-RailroaJ, w follows : .1.At City Landing ?aC rcr iiusn. At Depot. do At lusle's Station At I.atrradge do , At Princeton do At Fatoka do At Robb do...... At Teckers - dor At Vinncenncs .... .... doeä tf , . , d d. do d. do ..do do .. ...1.!a' ...I ...Ha' ...I". ...lö J ...15a - . . , OOOKISH.- mS 'y.Y t 80RKXSO5. i . IVA 1 ra.' s v'l 20 hads just roe'd and f-r f ar. by . , 4 ",;ll,v' s. k mi.iiKRT t rn. i . . .' : 1. a tii TTOt 1DI S.-W eases Kipkaa Cottonadcs; eaea .. C" ti Vjrk 3l'n. Cottonades, r-d this davd .or 1. mnl A IS Main street. Louisviil. Ky.j'v -c-arOOn-Splil i Hickory Wood er-nstantly e band fo - Coru.4 0kLaScaaatt.; .-

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